Coach Sahil · Bangalore

WOMEN'S
ADVANCED TRAINING VAULT

Every muscle. Every session. Designed specifically for women who train seriously — not generic workouts with pink dumbbells. Science-backed, coach-programmed, Sahil Fitness approved.

7
Workouts
6
Muscle Groups
Per Week
Progress
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Coach Sahil
Coach Sahil
Strength & Physique Specialist
"The Only Bad Workout Is The One That Didn't Happen"
— Coach Sahil Bansal · Sahil Fitness Club
Coach Sahil Bansal
COACH SAHIL BANSAL
About the Coach
SAHIL
BANSAL

Bangalore's leading Strength & Physique Specialist, coaching women to transform their bodies through progressive overload, science-backed programming, and relentless discipline.

At Sahil Fitness Club, Sahil has helped hundreds of women move beyond generic "toning" workouts to build real muscle, real strength, and real confidence — through advanced training protocols that respect women's physiology.

Sahil Fitness Club Bangalore Custom Workout Plans Nutrition Guidance 1-1 Personal Training Progress Tracking

Recommended Split
5-Day Training Week
Optimised for women's recovery, hormonal patterns, and maximum physique development.
🍑
Mon
Glutes &
Hams
💪
Tue
Back &
Lats
😴
Wed
Rest or
Walk
🦵
Thu
Legs
Quads
💫
Fri
Shoulders
+ Arms
👊
Sat
Chest +
Core
🧘
Sun
Full
Rest

Your Training Vault
Choose Your Session
Click any card to expand the full workout with phases, coaching cues, and finishers.
Workout Muscle Group Reference Chart
Muscle Group Reference — All 7 sessions mapped to their primary muscle targets
🦵
Legs —
Quads Focus
Squat · Press · Finisher
Heavy back squat, RDL, leg press supersets, and a brutal 100-rep drop set finisher. The complete quad and hamstring builder.
70–80 Min 4 Phases Strength + Hypertrophy
🍑
Glutes &
Hamstrings
Hip Thrust · RDL · Nordic
The posterior chain session. Heavy barbell hip thrusts, sumo RDL, Nordic curls, and a full glute giant set finisher.
65–75 Min 4 Phases Glute Growth Priority
💪
Back &
Lats
Pull-Up · Row · Pulldown
Weighted pull-ups, heavy barbell rows, straight-arm pulldowns, face pulls. Builds the V-taper that makes your waist look smaller.
65–70 Min 4 Phases Posture + Width
💫
Shoulder
Sculpt
Press · Lateral · Rear Delt
Arnold press, heavy DB overhead, 2x lateral delt volume, face pulls, and a mechanical drop set finisher that destroys the caps.
55–65 Min 4 Phases All 3 Heads
💪
Arms:
Bi + Tri
Curl · Press · Isolation
Tricep-first approach. Close-grip bench, overhead ext, skull crushers, barbell curls, incline curls, and the 21s protocol finisher.
55–65 Min 4 Phases Definition Focus
👊
Chest &
Upper Body
Press · Fly · Cable
Incline DB press, flat barbell bench, cable flyes at all angles, dips, and a 3-angle push-up burnout. Builds the upper body shape most women miss.
55–65 Min 4 Phases 3-Angle Press
🔥
Core &
Abs
Deep · Surface · Obliques
Dead bugs, weighted cable crunches, hanging knee raises, Pallof press, woodchops, and a 4-minute circuit. All 4 core zones covered.
40–50 Min 4 Phases Add-On Any Day

Coach Sahil's Take
Priority Ranking for Women
Based on impact on physique, health, and long-term results — not trends.
1
🍑 Glutes + Hamstrings
The biggest physique impact per session. Train twice weekly. Heavy hip thrusts and RDLs are non-negotiable.
2
💪 Back + Lats
Most women skip this. A wide back creates the waist illusion and fixes posture that makes everything else look better.
3
🦵 Legs — Quad Focus
Squats are the queen of all exercises. Leg press and lunges drive the most metabolic adaptation and calorie burn.
4
💫 Shoulders
Developed shoulders + wide back = the physique most women want. Lateral and rear delts are the priority — not front.
5
🔥 Core
Builds structural strength and definition. But remember: abs are revealed through nutrition, not just training volume.
6
💪 Arms + Chest
Important for completeness and upper body definition. Lower priority only because compound movements already address them partially.

Fuel the Work
Women's Training Nutrition Basics
Simple non-negotiables Coach Sahil applies with all clients.
Timing What to Do Why It Matters
Pre-Workout
60–90 min before
Carbs + moderate protein. Rice, banana, oats + paneer/egg whites. Avoid heavy fats. Fuels training intensity and prevents muscle breakdown during the session.
Post-Workout
Within 45 min
30–40g protein + fast carbs. Whey + banana, or rice + chicken. Don't skip this. Initiates muscle protein synthesis. The most critical nutrition window of the day.
Daily Protein 1.6–2.0g per kg of bodyweight. Spread across 3–5 meals. Prioritise whole food sources. You cannot build or maintain muscle without adequate protein. Period.
Hydration Minimum 3 litres water daily. Add electrolytes on heavy training days (especially legs). Dehydration reduces strength by 10–20%. Most women train significantly dehydrated.
Menstrual Phase Increase iron-rich foods in the week after your period. Reduce training intensity during menstruation if needed. Hormonal changes affect recovery, strength, and energy levels. Training around your cycle improves results.
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