Tell us how long you have, what gear you have access to, and where you are in your fitness journey. A structured, science-backed workout is ready in seconds.
Who it's for
trainmint was built for every kind of person who wants to move more — not just experienced gym-goers.
Never been to a gym or not sure where to begin? Every workout starts at your level, with exercises you can actually do.
Regular strength training has measurable benefits for mental health. trainmint makes it easy to build the habit, even on hard days.
Resistance training supports long-term weight management without a trainer, a subscription, or any complicated planning.
Know your way around a gym but tired of guessing your sets? Get a coherent, equipment-matched plan every session, no thinking required.
See what you get
Every workout includes exercise order, set counts, rest guidance, and a YouTube link for every movement.
How it works
Answer four quick questions and get a structured, ready-to-use workout in under a minute.
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From 20 minutes to 90 — pick your window and the plan fits inside it, accounting for warmup, rest, and transitions.
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Beginner, intermediate, or experienced. The volume and exercise selection shift automatically based on where you are.
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Select the groups you want to train today. The number of groups you can pick adjusts based on your time window.
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Barbells, dumbbells, machines, a pull-up bar, or nothing at all. Every exercise is filtered to what you actually have.
Why movement matters
And it's still one of the best things you can do for your body, your energy, and your long-term health.
Reduction in anxiety symptoms with regular resistance training, even at moderate intensity.
Gordon et al., JAMA Psychiatry, 2018
Mood improvement can last up to 12 hours following a single bout of moderate resistance exercise.
Ensari et al., Meta-Analysis, 2015
Greater long-term weight management success with strength training versus aerobic exercise alone.
Willis et al., Journal of Applied Physiology, 2012
What makes it different
Time-aware volume
Set counts, rest periods, equipment transitions, and warmup time are all factored in. If you pick 45 minutes, the workout finishes in 45 minutes.
20 minutes
A focused, single-muscle quick hit
45 minutes
A solid session — up to 2 muscle groups
1 hour 30 minutes
Max session — up to 4 muscle groups
Equipment-matched
Select whatever you have access to and every exercise in your plan — including alternates — is filtered to match. No substitutions needed.
Science-backed ordering
Research consistently shows compound movements should precede isolation work. The order is already sorted — you never have to think about it.
Barbell rows
Mid-back · Barbell
Wide-grip pull-ups
Lats · Pull-up bar
Straight-arm pulldown
Lats · Gym machines
Dumbbell shrugs
Traps · Dumbbells
Articles
Short, evidence-based reads on training, mental health, and movement — written for real people, not athletes.
Everything you actually need to know to walk into a gym for the first time and leave with a workout done.
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The research on exercise and mental health is clear. Here's what it says and how to use it.
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Skip the fads. Here's what the evidence says about using resistance training to manage your weight long-term.
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A real, effective workout doesn't need a gym, expensive gear, or an hour of your day.
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The answer is different for compounds versus isolation work, and it changes as you get more experienced.
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The sequence you train in affects how much you get out of every set. Here's the research-backed approach.
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