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View All FAQs →Most people benefit from 3-5 sessions a week, mixing strength training and cardio, with at least one full rest day to recover.
Yes — consistent home workouts combined with a calorie-appropriate diet can absolutely lead to sustainable weight loss.
A common guideline is 0.7–1g of protein per pound of body weight, adjusted for your activity level and goals.
The best time is whichever time you can consistently stick to — morning, afternoon, or evening all work equally well.