This is an empowering flow that focuses on improving flexibility and agility. Focus on matching the lyrics with your movements, getting deeper into your warrior poses as the month goes on.

Song: I Walk the Line
Artist: Halsey

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This routine is a tough one. It starts out light and fun but it really starts to burn by the second verse! Focus on your form, during the verses but try to stick to the cadence of the chorus when we switch to toe taps. Prepare yourself for a lower ab burn as you completely obliterate your core i...

This plank and core power routine will leave you shaking! Your goal is to finish the routine, so in the beginning you might need to mix and match mods and levels to make it through. This is a push up building routine meant to focus on building up that core and upper body strength. Work on keeping...

This song won't feel like cardio, until suddenly it does. We start off slow with curtsy lunges before jumping into drop squats with a twist. When the beat drops, the jumping jacks begin. Form is more important here than function, so focus on mastering that before worrying about your reps. Get as ...

Level One: The purpose of this routine is to correct your form and improve agility, strength and balance. Go light on weights or even use a light object such as a pillow instead. Go as slow as you need to, not focusing on reps but focusing on keeping the object or weight on the small of your back...

Balance is key. This song will help you find it. It's always humbling to try new balance routines for the first couple times. The goal here is to try to only keep one foot on the ground for the entire song. Think slow, controlled movements and use your core to stabilize your body. If it gets too ...

This one is all about slow, controlled movements. Once you get the form down, focus on matching the rhythm with the goal of sliding your foot out further and further each week. This one will feel a little awkward at first but it's a slow burner that really starts to get fun once you find your gro...

Level One: Focus on form and completing the song, not necessarily reps. Your goal is to stay sitting on the wall no matter what, only kicking or doing hip abductors when you can.

Level Two: Add ankle weights 3-5 lbs and try to do as many reps as possible on the chorus. Stay on the wall the en...

Be prepared to feel the burn in your glutes, hamstrings and hips as we carve out your back side. Once you have mastered the form on this one, we highly suggest adding ankle weights to enhance the burn. This is a fun, quick, but challenging routine. Make sure you start with your weakest leg first ...

This flow works well for a warm up or a cool down with a focus on deep stretching, flexibility and balance. Some of the transitions are quick but once you get familiar with this routine work on pushing yourself deeper into your stretches and really feel that slow burn.

Song: Slow Burn
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