Full Body Resistance Band Circuit Training (6-Week Plan)

Resistance Band Circuit Workout Plan

If you want an effective and easy-to-follow resistance band circuit workout plan to build muscle, endurance, and mobility, this article is for you.

Below, I’ve shared a detailed six-week-long resistance band full-body circuit training that includes three 30-minute sessions weekly.

It is great for building functional strength and lean mass, and improving endurance and mobility.

Explore this program and download the free PDF if you train at home with bands.

Program Description

  1. 6-Week Long
  2. 30 minutes workout per session
  3. Full Body Workout
  4. 60+ exercises
  5. Suitable for all
  6. Easy to Customize

It is a comprehensive 6-week routine that properly outlines the number of sets, reps, and circuits to build strength, muscle, and mobility.

Each week will have 3 sessions, and each session will include a 30-minute full-body circuit workout, making this program simple and easy to follow.

With plenty of exercises, you’ll train your entire body without getting bored. For example, you can target the upper body (bicep curls, bent-over rows, shoulder presses), the lower body (squats, kickbacks, lunges), core (bird-dog, flutter kicks), and full body (deadlifts, squat to overhead press) in various ways.

This full-body resistance bands circuit training can work for all fitness levels, from beginners to experienced, irrespective of their gender and age.

This routine is also easy to customize. For example, you can adjust exercises, reps, or resistance levels to match your fitness level and goals.

Explore the free resources for program customization:

6-Week Full Body Resistance Band Circuit Workout Plan

Program Duration6 Week
Sessions/WeekThree
Time/Session20-30 minutes
Split TypeFull-Body
Workout ApproachCircuit Training
Workout GoalBuild strength & functional fitness
Targeted GenderMale and Female
Experienced RequiredBeginner to Intermediate
Types of Bands NeededLight, Medium, & Heavy

Prepare yourself with this 5-minute warm-up before starting the main workout:

  • Low Lunge Arch: 5 seconds on each side x 2 times
  • Quad Stretch w/ Reach: 5 seconds on each side x 2 times
  • Arms Swings: 5 seconds on each side x 2 times
  • World’s Greatest Stretch: 10 seconds on each side x 2 times
  • Jumping Jacks: 15 seconds x 2 times
  • High Knees: 15 seconds x 2 times
  • You can make some changes to this warm-up as per your needs.

Week 1

Number of rounds: 2 for beginners, 3 for intermediates, and 4 for advanced. Keep 2 minutes of rest between rounds.

MondayWednesdayFriday
10 Squats20 Lunges (10/leg) 10 Deadlifts
10 Floor Press10 Push-ups10 Standing Chest Press
10 Bent-over Rows10 Superman Rows10 Seated Rows (Anchored)
10 Overhead Press10 Lateral Raises 10 Rear Delt Fly
10 Reverse Crunches20 Russian Twists (10/side)12 Miniband Bicycle Crunch

Week 2

Number of rounds: 2 for beginners, 3 for intermediates, and 4 for advanced. Rest for 2 minutes between rounds.

MondayWednesdayFriday
10 Goblet Squats20 Reverse Lunge (10/leg)10 Romanian Deadlifts
10 Chest Fly20 1-arm Shoulder Press10 Standing Chest Press
20 1-Arm Row (10/side)10 Lat Pull-Downs10 Banded Shrugs
10 Front Raises10 Upright Rows10 Banded Pull-Aparts
10 Sit-ups15-sec Hollow hold20 Banded Chop (10/side)
10 Overhead Tricep Extensions10 Hammer Curls10 Reverse Wrist Curls

Week 3

Number of rounds: 2 for beginners, 3 for intermediates, and 4 for advanced. Rest for 90 seconds between rounds.

MondayWednesdayFriday
10 Sumo Squats20 Curtsy Lunge (10/leg)20 Single-leg Deadlifts
20 1-Arm Chest Press (10/side)20 Front Raises10 Floor Press
12 Deadlifts1-arm Pull-Downs (10/side)10 Bent-over Face Pulls
10 Overhead Press10 Bent-over Rows10 Bent-over Reverse Fly
10 Bird Dog (5/side)20-sec Hollow hold20 Banded Chop (10/side)
20 Tricep Kickbacks (10/side)10 Concentration Curls20 Wrist Curls

Week 4

Number of rounds: 2 for beginners, 3 for intermediates, and 4 for advanced. Rest for 90 seconds between rounds.

MondayWednesdayFriday
10 Cossack Squats20 Curtsy Lunge (10/leg)20 Single-leg Deadlifts
20 Crossbody Press (10/side)20 Banded Push-ups10 Close-Grip Push-ups
15 Deadlifts20 Lat Pull-Downs15 Lateral Raises
15 Overhead Press15 Superman Rows10 Overhead Pull Apart
12 Good MorningLow-to-High Chop (15/side)High to Low Chop (15/side)
20 Tricep Kickbacks (10/side)Concentration Curls (15/side)10 Curls to Overhead Press

Week 5

Number of rounds: 3 for beginners, 4 for intermediates, and 5 for advanced. Rest for 2 minutes between rounds.

MondayWednesdayFriday
15 Front Squats20 Curtsy Lunge (10/leg)20 Romanian Deadlifts
20 Side Plank Row (10/side)20 Banded Push-ups15 Close-Grip Push-ups
10 Deadlifts to Biceps Curls20 Lat Pull-Downs20 Lateral Raises
15 Overhead Press15 Seated Rows10 Overhead Pull Apart
12 Banded Hip ThrustKnee to Elbow Crunch (10/side)20 Lying Leg Curl
20 Triceps Pushdown20 Side Leg Lifts12 Curls to Overhead Press

Week 6

Number of rounds: 3 for beginners, 4 for intermediates, and 5 for advanced. Rest for 90 seconds between rounds.

MondayWednesdayFriday
20 Front Squats20 Curtsy Lunge (10/leg)20 Seated Pass Through
20 High to Low Chest Press20 Banded Push-ups10 Close-Grip Push-ups
15 Deadlifts to Upright Row20 Lat Pull-Downs15 Lateral Raises
10 Overhead Press15 Superman Rows15 Standing Chest Fly
20 Glute Kickbacks (10/side)25-sec Hollow body hold20 Lying Leg Curl
20 Triceps Overhead Extension20 Hammer Curls15 Curls to Overhead Press

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I train more frequently?

Yes, you can increase training sessions from three to four, five, or six days, depending on your fitness levels. But make sure you don’t overtrain when you increase the frequency.

What results can I expect in 6 weeks?

You’ll be stronger, more functional, and have a better physical appearance after completing this workout.

How to make it more challenging?

You can increase the number of sets or reps, decrease the rest time between rounds, or perform exercises with heavy resistance bands to make it challenging

Can this plan help with weight loss?

Yes, this resistance band full body circuit training can help you with weight loss when you pair this with a balanced diet. This workout will burn a decent number of calories, strengthen muscles, and build lean mass, helping you achieve better shape and fitness.

Free Resistance Band Circuit Training PDF


Download the PDF and follow this routine to start getting decent results with the resistance bands only.

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I’m a personal trainer, fitness blogger, and founder of thefitnessphantom.com. I help people achieve their best shape through my science-based and practical workout programs.
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I’m a personal trainer, fitness blogger, and founder of thefitnessphantom.com. I help people achieve their best shape through my science-based and practical workout programs.
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Murshid Akram, Author at The Fitness Phantom

I’m Murshid Akram, a personal trainer, fitness blogger, and founder of thefitnessphantom.com. I primarily design workout plans and share science-based and practical information that can help you become stronger, functional, and healthier.

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