BRAVEREP

Bodyweight exercises

Simple movements, explained properly. Learn the form, avoid the common mistakes, then train.

Sitting all day? Start with the Posture & Chest drills — they open a tight chest and wake up your upper back.

BraveREP athlete at the bottom of a push-up with elbows near 90 degrees and chest close to the floor.
01Upper body

Push-ups

The classic upper-body builder. All you need is the floor.

3 sets × 10 repsView
BraveREP athlete at the bottom of a squat with thighs near parallel and knees tracking over the toes.
02Lower body

Squats

The foundation of lower-body strength and everyday movement.

3 sets × 15 repsView
BraveREP athlete holding a forearm plank with a straight line from head to heels.
03Core

Plank

A quiet, isometric hold that builds a solid, stable core.

3 sets × 30 secondsView
BraveREP athlete at the bottom of a forward lunge with both knees near 90 degrees.
04Lower body

Lunges

Single-leg work that builds balance and evens out left–right strength.

3 sets × 10 reps per legView
BraveREP athlete driving one knee toward the chest in a controlled mountain climber.
05Conditioning

Mountain climbers

A fast core-and-cardio move that raises the heart rate quickly.

3 sets × 30 secondsView
BraveREP athlete in the open jumping jack position with arms overhead and feet wide.
06Conditioning

Jumping jacks

A simple full-body warm-up and conditioning staple.

3 sets × 40 secondsView
BraveREP athlete against a wall with arms extended upward at the top of a wall slide.
07Posture & Chest

Wall slides

Retrains your shoulders and upper back to sit tall instead of rounding forward.

3 sets × 10 repsView
BraveREP athlete holding a gentle chest stretch with both forearms supported by a doorway.
08Posture & Chest

Doorway chest stretch

Opens a tight chest from hours of sitting or hunching over a screen.

3 sets × 30 secondsView
Rear three-quarter view of the BraveREP athlete drawing the shoulder blades back and down.
09Posture & Chest

Scapular squeezes

Wakes up the mid-back muscles that hold your shoulders back.

3 sets × 12 repsView
BraveREP athlete gently extending the upper back over a chair while supporting the head.
10Posture & Chest

Thoracic extension

Restores the upper-back mobility that a rounded posture slowly takes away.

3 sets × 10 repsView
BraveREP athlete at the top of a table row with the chest close to the table edge and elbows pulled back.
11Upper body

Table rows

The pulling exercise this app was missing. You'll need a sturdy table (or two chairs and a broom handle) — this is the one move here that isn't fully equipment-free.

3 sets × 8 repsView
BraveREP athlete at the top of a glute bridge with shoulders, hips, and knees aligned.
12Lower body

Glute bridges

A hip-hinge move that wakes up glutes left dormant by hours of sitting.

3 sets × 12 repsView
BraveREP athlete holding a forearm side plank with shoulders, hips, and feet aligned.
13Core

Side plank

A sideways hold that trains the core in a direction the plank doesn't reach.

3 sets × 20 secondsView
BraveREP athlete extending one arm and the opposite leg in a controlled dead bug.
14Core

Dead bug

A slow, controlled core drill done lying down, alternating one arm and the opposite leg at a time.

3 sets × 8 reps per sideView
BraveREP athlete at the bottom of a pike push-up with the head close to the floor.
15Upper body

Pike push-ups

A push-up variation that shifts the load onto your shoulders instead of your chest.

3 sets × 8 repsView

BRAVEREP does not replace advice from a doctor or physiotherapist. Stop if you feel pain and check with a professional.