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Lower body strength

Lower Body Resilience & Rhythm

This workout builds dynamic resilience in your lower body, focusing on controlled movement and stability. Feel capable and strong as you tap into your high-energy phase.

35 minIntermediateovulatoryEquipment: mat, resistance band, light dumbbells
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Warm-up

  • Ankle Rotations

    60 seconds

    Gently mobilize your ankles, both clockwise and counter-clockwise.

    Illustration of Ankle Rotations
  • Lateral Lunges (alternating)

    120 seconds

    Push your hips back as you lunge to the side, keeping the other leg straight.

    Illustration of Lateral Lunges (alternating)
  • Good Mornings (bodyweight)

    120 seconds

    Hinge from your hips with a soft knee, feeling the stretch in your hamstrings.

    Illustration of Good Mornings (bodyweight)

Main session

Unilateral Strength & Balance

3 rounds
  • Bulgarian Split Squats (per leg, weighted)

    8 reps

    Keep your front knee aligned and feel the work in your front glute and quad.

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    Illustration of Bulgarian Split Squats (per leg, weighted)
  • Dumbbell RDL to Leg Kickback (per leg)

    8 reps

    Flow from the hinge into a controlled glute kickback, balancing.

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    Illustration of Dumbbell RDL to Leg Kickback (per leg)
  • Banded Crab Walks (per direction)

    10 steps

    Stay low in a squat-like position, resisting the band with each side step.

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    Illustration of Banded Crab Walks (per direction)
  • Calf Raises (standing, slow & controlled)

    15 reps

    Lift slowly to your tip-toes, pausing at the top, then lower with control.

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    Illustration of Calf Raises (standing, slow & controlled)

Cool-down

  • Wall Calf Stretch (per leg)

    60 seconds

    Lean into the wall, feeling the stretch in your gastricnemius.

    Illustration of Wall Calf Stretch (per leg)
  • Seated Forward Fold

    60 seconds

    Fold gently from your hips, allowing your lower back to release.

    Illustration of Seated Forward Fold
  • Reclined Bound Angle Pose

    60 seconds

    Allow your knees to fall open, relaxing your inner thighs and hips.

    Illustration of Reclined Bound Angle Pose

Tags

unilateral strengthbalanceovulatorycoordinationleg focus