Just like you, this self-positive flow is a 10/10 — don’t you ever forget. It gets the whole body warmed up from from head to hip to toe. It’ll engage the core, stretch out the legs, and put your balance to the test. This flow is a bit mixed-tempo, incorporating longer holds to build strength and...

This is one of those routines that may seem impossible at times but will transform you over time if you stick with it. Not only will you be a master in jump squats and side planks by day 40, but the benefits will permeate throughout real life too. For level one, your goal is to keep it moving. If...

If you thought your hips weren't lying in Vol. 2... they definitely won't be lying after this one. For level one, focus on reps and from on this one. Try to get higher with every play and don't forget to point your toes. For level two, add ankle weights for extra resistance.

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Don't be fooled by the slow beat, this routine has a lot more going on than it seems. For level one, we're going to take it slow and isolate the hamstring muscles. In level two we take it up a notch by adding in tricep dip kicks and adding ankle weights for extra tension. By the end of the second...

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 ...

We apologize in advance for how difficult this one will be to follow. This song doesn't follow the usual formula, but bear with us because the burn is worth it. If you find that your hips and saddlebags aren't burning by the end of the first verse, it's time to add ankle weights. This one is a ma...

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...

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 ...

This is a fun routine that promotes balance, strength and mental endurance. Adding in those extra leg lifts will test you mentally and physically. But we promise that you can hold it up longer than you think. Remember to keep your back against the wall and keep sitting at all costs. If you don't ...

This flow is part skill building, part flexibility training. It doesn't matter what you look like here, start where you are and work on your flexibility over each play. When you listen to these lyrics, don't think of them as a love song. Redirect them to yourself as you pull and stretch your limb...