Cable Machine Only Workout Routine

Author Maxence Cote

Written By: Maxence Cote

Updated: Feb 4, 2025

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Workout Types

Strength Training
Full Body Workout
Progressive Plan

Equipment Needed

Cable Machine
Rope Attachment (for some exercises)
V-Bar Attachment

Workout Summary

Main Goal: Build Full-Body Strength
Workout Type: Progressive Routine
Program Duration: 6 Weeks
raining Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Overview

This 5-day program focuses on cable-based exercises to strengthen and sculpt every major muscle group. Cables provide constant resistance, which helps build muscle efficiently while minimizing joint stress. Each session is carefully structured to hit specific muscle groups, improving overall strength, endurance, and definition.

Cable Machine Only Workout Routine

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this plan suitable for beginners?

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Yes! Beginners can start with lighter weights and fewer sets, then gradually increase as they get stronger.

How many calories will I burn during these workouts?

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It depends on your intensity, body weight, and effort level. On average, expect to burn 300–500 calories per session.

What if I don’t have access to certain cable attachments?

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You can substitute attachments with others available at your gym. For example, if a V-bar isn’t available, use a rope attachment for triceps.

How soon will I see results?

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If you follow the plan consistently with good nutrition, you should notice strength improvements within 2–4 weeks and visible muscle tone in 4–6 weeks.

Can I do this plan at home?

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Yes, if you have a cable machine at home. Otherwise, you can modify the plan with resistance bands that mimic cable movements.

What should I eat during this program?

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Focus on protein-rich foods, whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and healthy fats to support muscle growth and recovery. Stay hydrated and avoid junk food.

How should I track my progress?

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Write down your weights, sets, and reps for each exercise. Take progress photos or body measurements every 2–3 weeks to track improvements.

Is this plan effective for fat loss?

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Yes, but fat loss depends on being in a calorie deficit. Combine this workout with a healthy diet and occasional cardio for the best results.

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