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GLP-1 strength training weekly planner

Plan the week you actually have.

Start with time and equipment—not an idealized routine. Mark the windows that already exist. Take the resulting constraint map into whatever plan you choose.

0 is data.

An unavailable day is not a failed day. Leaving it blank gives you a more honest map than promising time you do not have.

Seven-day capacity map

Choose windows, not workouts.

Select the amount of time you already expect to have on each day. Then mark equipment you could access. This page summarizes your selections; it does not choose exercises, intensity or frequency.

Equipment you could access

Use the map honestly

Three rules for a useful constraint map.

The goal is not to fill every box. It is to prevent a routine from being built on time, space or equipment that does not exist.

1

Map the smallest real window

If five minutes is the reliable window, choose five. The tool reports your choice without upgrading it.

2

Name access, not intention

Select equipment you can actually reach this week. Owning equipment and having it available are different facts.

3

Carry constraints forward

Use the summary when choosing or discussing a routine. A plan that ignores the map has not solved the scheduling problem.

What this tool can do

Make scheduling constraints visible.

  • Record visitor-selected windows from 0 to 30 minutes.
  • List equipment the visitor says is accessible.
  • Provide a temporary summary with no account or browser storage.

What it cannot do

Decide whether exercise is safe for you.

This page does not assess symptoms, medication, injury, readiness, nutrition needs or exercise suitability. It does not prescribe movements, duration, intensity or frequency. Follow your clinician's instructions. If you have a medical condition, recent injury or fracture, dizziness or pain, check with your clinician before exercising.

From the iPhone app

See a week and a session in Sturdy

These two images come from Sturdy’s App Store listing. The weekly map above is a separate browser tool.

Sturdy’s weekly plan shows two 20-minute Standard strength entries and rest days.
Weekly plan. The listing’s example puts two sessions on the calendar and leaves other days marked Rest.
Sturdy’s guided session shows a chair squat, set 1 of 3, with Replace, Set done and Pause controls.
Guided session. The example shows the current movement and set, with controls to replace it, mark it done or pause.
Sturdy app icon

From the same publisher

Turn your real windows into a flexible plan.

Sturdy: Strength on GLP-1 is a private weekly planner, guided-session and protein-log app for adults using prescribed weight-management medication. The current free tier lists weekly planning, all three workout types, the core movement library, sessions up to 30 minutes, protein logging, medication records, check-ins, 30-day summaries and data export. Optional Pro adds listed extras including gym-equipment movements, sessions up to 45 minutes and longer progress summaries.

View Sturdy on the App Store

Free to download with in-app purchases; iPhone and iPad require iOS/iPadOS 18 or later. Eligible customers may see a trial on the yearly subscription; check the App Store for current pricing, eligibility and renewal terms. The browser map is an independent planning exercise. A downloaded note can be read separately and cannot be imported into Sturdy. Sturdy is an organizing and self-tracking tool, not medical advice.

Publisher disclosure: Honest Little Apps publishes Sturdy and this companion resource. This is not an independent review. App facts checked against the US App Store on November 4, 2026.

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