Granelon
Wide shot of a home exercise space with clean white walls, wooden flooring, and a person holding a deep squat position, controlled morning light
Protocol Library — 12 Categories

THE PROGRAMME RANGE

A full reference library of home workout routines, classified by movement type, equipment requirement, and progression tier. Structured for daily use without a gym.

12
Categories
300+
Protocols
3
Tier Levels
0
Equipment Required
HIIT at Home—— Bodyweight Structure—— Core Sequences—— Mobility Flows—— Resistance Bands—— Morning Protocols—— Recovery Series—— Beginner Pathways—— HIIT at Home—— Bodyweight Structure—— Core Sequences—— Mobility Flows——
01 ——

Core Programme Categories

High Intensity
Tier 01–03

HIIT Training at Home

Interval-based session formats designed for home cardio output. Protocols document work periods (20–45 seconds), rest ratios (1:1 to 1:3), and movement sequencing across plyometric, calisthenic, and hybrid formats. All sessions progress through three documented tiers.

Duration Range
20 – 45 minutes
Equipment
None required
Sessions in Category
48 protocols
Ref Code
HIIT-HM-SERIES
Person performing a burpee at the top of the jump phase in a bright home environment, hardwood floor visible, arms extended overhead, full body frame
Foundational
Tier 00–03

Bodyweight Exercises

Progressive loading through movement leverage, tempo variation, unilateral patterns, and positional changes. No external load required across any tier. The bodyweight library forms the largest single category in the archive, with documented progressions from foundational to advanced compound patterns.

Duration Range
15 – 60 minutes
Equipment
None required
Sessions in Category
82 protocols
Ref Code
BW-PROTOCOL-SER
Core & Stability
Tier 00–03

Core Strength Training

Anti-rotation, bracing, plantar loading, and isometric sequences. The core category is specifically structured for desk workers and those addressing postural correction. Sessions are documented with spinal position notes, breath-hold timings, and movement sequencing that accounts for accumulated sedentary load.

Duration Range
10 – 30 minutes
Equipment
None required
Sessions in Category
44 protocols
Ref Code
CORE-SEQ-SERIES
Person performing a side plank on a wooden floor in a bright minimal home space, forearm on floor, body in straight diagonal alignment, natural daylight
Mobility
All Tiers

Flexibility & Mobility

Joint range work, fascial lengthening, and active stretch sequences. The flexibility and mobility category is structured for use as both standalone sessions and post-training recovery protocols. Hold durations, repetition counts, and transition speeds are documented for each movement entry.

Duration Range
10 – 40 minutes
Equipment
None required
Sessions in Category
38 protocols
Ref Code
FLEX-MOB-SERIES
SECONDARY CATEGORIES ——
02 ——

Additional Protocol Sets

Resistance

Resistance Band Workouts

Variable tension protocols for upper body, lower body, and compound movements. Loop and tube band variants documented separately. 36 session protocols.

RB-SERIES-03
36 protocols
Morning Routine

Morning Exercise Habits

Short-format morning protocols (10–20 minutes) designed around morning exercise habits and pre-work movement practice. Structured for active lifestyle integration.

MORN-HBT-SERIES
28 protocols
Recovery

Recovery & Stretching

Post-session and standalone recovery and stretching sequences. Static and dynamic variants. Breath-pattern integration documented per sequence. 24 protocols.

REC-STR-SERIES
24 protocols
Beginner

Beginner Fitness Guide

Tier-zero classification. Low movement complexity, extended rest, 20–25 minute sessions. Annotated for individuals establishing a daily movement practice. 22 protocols.

BGN-GUIDE-T0
22 protocols
Desk Workers

Exercise for Desk Workers

Postural correction exercises and movement sequences for individuals with extended seated work periods. Hip mobility, thoracic extension, and shoulder positioning focus. 18 protocols.

DESK-WRK-SERIES
18 protocols
Planning

Workout Planning Index

Multi-session weekly scheduling frameworks. Combines protocols across categories into structured 5–7 day blocks. Cross-referenced with recovery and stretching guidelines. 14 templates.

WPL-INDEX-SERIES
14 templates
03 ——

How to Use the Archive

01

Select a Category

Choose from 12 movement categories based on your current training goal — whether that is building a morning exercise habit, developing core strength training, or progressing through HIIT training at home.

02

Pick a Tier

Each category contains three progression tiers. Tier zero is the entry point for those establishing a daily movement practice. Tiers one and two advance through increasing movement complexity and session density.

03

Log and Progress

Each protocol carries a log field. Record the session date, tier, and a brief effort note. The four-week movement audit framework uses this data to identify pattern gaps and signal when progression is appropriate.

Programme Enquiry

Questions About the Archive

Contact the Granelon team to discuss which programme category suits your current schedule, training background, and home training environment.