Exercise Breakdown
15 exercises in Workout 10
Warm-up6 exercises3m 15s
“Take a big deep breath in, preparing ourselves mentally and physically.”
“Trying to keep the legs as straight as we can.”
“Think about our knee alignment, driving up through the soles of the feet.”
“Lunge forwards, overhead reach, and bring it back.”
“Making sure that there's no tension lingering around in the spine.”
“Feeling all of those stabilizer muscles working, the core is engaged.”
Strength5 exercises3m 45s
“Try not to touch the ground in between each rep, so we keep tension.”
“Goal here is to get the upper and the lower abs engaged completely.”
“Focus on pushing the hips out to the side.”
Cardio3 exercises2m 15s
“Lunge, straight down, straight back up, using the arms.”
“Pumping the knees in towards the wrists, trying to keep the weight over the hands.”
Cool-down1 exercise2m 48s
“Take a deep breath and hold it for a second, and then breathe out slowly.”
Muscles Targeted
Primary
Secondary
Equipment & Modifications
Equipment Needed
- mat
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Available Modifications
- Rotate over the front leg instead of overhead reach
- Fast air squats (no jump)
- Heel raises (no jump)
- Bent knees (toe taps)
- Arms off ground for balance challenge
- Toes off ground to target glutes more
- Glute bridge march (Round 2)
- Bent knees
- Add a jump and kick (Round 2)
- Bent knees and rotate
- Slow down for control
- Switch lunge with pause
- Fast reverse lunges (no jump)
- Slow down pace
- Power climber (Round 2)
Coaching Highlights from Linda Chambers
“Pumping the knees in towards the wrists, trying to keep the weight over the hands.”
Form
“Range of motion that you are able to maintain without that lower back popping off the ground.”
Safety
“Take a big deep breath in, preparing ourselves mentally and physically.”
Motivation
“Linda brings clinical precision to every session. Her background in corrective exercise shows in how she cues alignment and breathing.”
Form
Health Benefits
Women who want to build real shoulders and glutes strength without a gym membership. Particularly relevant if you're navigating unexplained weight gain, dating after 40, or aging appearance. Best for women with 3-6 months of consistent training. Linda Chambers moves at a pace that assumes basic movement literacy.
unexplained weight gain
90% relevantmuscle mass preservation (metabolic rate); insulin sensitivity improvement; cortisol management; body composition over scale weight
dating after 40
90% relevantStress reduction and emotional regulation through parasympathetic activation; Improved body awareness, confidence, and self-perception; Enhanced posture and physical presence for increased self-assurance; Increased energy and vitality for social engagement; Development of lean muscle mass for metabolic health and body composition
aging appearance
90% relevantIncreased collagen production and skin elasticity through resistance training; Improved circulation and nutrient delivery to skin cells; Enhanced muscle definition and tone to reduce appearance of sagging; Better posture to create a more youthful and confident appearance; Stress reduction and cortisol management (via Yoga/Pilates) to mitigate cellular aging; Improved lymphatic drainage to reduce puffiness
self worth decline
90% relevantEnhances body awareness and interoception, fostering a more positive self-perception.; Builds physical strength and competence, translating to increased self-efficacy and confidence.; Promotes parasympathetic nervous system activation, reducing stress and improving emotional regulation.; Offers a structured routine and sense of accomplishment, counteracting feelings of helplessness.; Improves posture and physical presence, which can positively impact self-image and how one is perceived.
difficulty losing weight
90% relevantIncreased basal metabolic rate through muscle mass development; Improved insulin sensitivity and glucose regulation; Enhanced hormonal balance (e.g., cortisol management, estrogen metabolism); Reduced visceral fat accumulation; Improved body composition and fat-to-muscle ratio; Stress reduction and improved sleep quality (indirectly supports weight management)
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