It's hard not to love this song, especially when you are doing a flow to it! Imagine that these lyrics are about your relationship with yourself and your body. As you roll out your spine and stretch your back, think about the foundation you're building. For level one, follow Steph and work up to ...

Level One: Focus on getting those shoulders off the floor, don't just lay back and enjoy your toe taps! Crunch across your body so your shoulder blades are lifting. Focus on form over rep for this one but follow along with the song!

Level Two: Start by moving the weight from your head to your...

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 routine is no joke. You will fill the burn and get your heart rate up by the second verse. The good news is, this song goes quick and it will be over before you know it. Keep going, and you will surprise yourself with what you can accomplish in this one song.

Level One: Try your best to ...

No mods on this song. Grab whatever weight you can handle and focus on matching the beat with your reps. Its ok if you can't go all the way down or as far as the people on the screen. Go as far as you can, you'll improve every week. The dumb bell clean to press is a tricky move to master. We reco...

Level One: Follow the song but go at your own pace. Focus on form, not reps. Modify as needed, there are lot of options between levels one and two for modification here.

Level Two: Choose weights that you can reasonable handle for all movements. Also make sure your weights have ample room bet...

The goal is to complete all reps to the beat and improve form and depth over time. Make sure you have a heavy enough kettle bell, but light enough that you can execute all movements. If your kettle bell is too light, not only will you not get the full benefit of some of these movements, you also ...

This song requires patience, impeccable form and sheer power of will. If you don't have a kettle bell, the second best option is a weight plate but a dumb bell could work also. You could probably go higher in weight than you think can on this one, but test it out on each movement before you commi...

With so many compound movements, this song will take a few times to get the routine down. But once you do, the focus should be on both form and repetition. Get deeper in your squats and lunges, smoother with your transitions. Try going up in weights after a few weeks once you've mastered form and...

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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