Exercise Breakdown
24 exercises in Workout 3
Warm-up2 exercises1m 24s
“Find a nice rhythm, nice movement, just pushing the hips down.”
“Think about pushing through the core, pushing the air out as we go.”
Strength17 exercises10m 30s
“Squeeze the butt, lift, control.”
“Pushing the belly button down so the back does not peel off the floor.”
“Squeeze your glutes, then lift.”
“Keep yourself as central as possible, don't sway hips side to side.”
“Control now, guys. Knee, control, knee. Toe, and toe.”
“As I'm lifting the leg, I'm really trying to push the core down.”
“Take your time with it. The whole point of this is to get better.”
“Breathe in as your leg comes down, out as your leg comes up.”
“Don't strain the neck. Try and relax the neck, but it's the upper body that lifts.”
“If you wanna make it harder, you're gonna add in some little pulses.”
“I'm really thinking about squeezing the sides as I bend.”
“Tuck our hips under, keeping our back nice and flat.”
Cardio2 exercises1m 20s
“I don't wanna see any bums in the air. Keep it just a little space off the floor.”
“Nice, tight little steps, keeping the back nice and flat.”
Cool-down3 exercises1m 19s
“Raise the hands up, grab hold, and we're just gonna stretch.”
Muscles Targeted
Primary
Secondary
Equipment & Modifications
Available Modifications
- Lower body only engagement if upper body is difficult
- Pick up the pace for more intensity
- Pick up the pace
- Just do head and shoulder taps if the full sequence is too difficult
- Head and shoulder taps only
- Add little pulses to make it harder
- Hold static if pulses are too hard
- Go on hands for a softer option, elbows for harder
Coaching Highlights from Sophie Jones
“I don't wanna see any bums in the air. Keep it just a little space off the floor.”
Form
“Don't strain the neck. Try and relax the neck, but it's the upper body that lifts.”
Safety
“If you wanna make it harder, you're gonna add in some little pulses.”
Modification
“Take your time with it. The whole point of this is to get better.”
Motivation
“Sophie brings an athletic, no-nonsense coaching style. She pushes intensity but always offers modifications. Her cue style is direct and motivational — she expects effort but never shame.”
Form
“She'll tell you to 'stay low' and 'keep it tight'. and mean it.”
Form
Health Benefits
Women who are tired of exercise feeling like punishment. This session builds genuine metabolic fitness through core, shoulders, glutes activation — not through suffering. Intermediate level, modifications always available. Especially good for women over 35 who notice their body responding differently to exercise than it used to.
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