This slow, synchronized flow will give you all the feels while you stretch out your hammies and loosen up your back and core muscles. Watch this one all the way through before attempting and be patient as you learn the moves. There are no modifications here between levels, just do your best to ke...

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...

Hey, we’re all in the same boat. Abs can really suck sometimes. But hopefully a fun, empowering country song can get you through it. For level one, focus on form. During toe taps keep your shoulders off the ground and make sure you are hinging at your hips, not leading with your feet. If you need...

Want to get better at your lunges, squats and push ups? Well if you want to talk that talk baby, you better walk, better walk that walk, baby. This is the perfect song to perfect that form and increase your strength to. For level one, build up your strength with plank walk outs instead of push up...

This song has an interesting mix of balance, obliques and calf work. But trust us when we say that this will be a humbling experience. Your instincts will tell you to speed up so you don’t lose your balance. But try to keep things slow and controlled. Take each movement one beat at a time instead...

The best way to bypass running but still get a good cardio sesh in is to step it up. But don’t worry, we’re taking it one Step Up At A Time in This One. No modifications here, just choose your step up platform based on your current fitness level. For level one choose a front porch stoop, step sto...

If you want to sculptt you gotta lift some weights ladies. This song will seem familiar from day one but your form is essential for getting the most benefit from this routine. Your arms should be oscillating with each other during all single lady rows. Choose your weights wisely and resist the ur...

This is a shout out to your ass. Go ahead and wish yourself a happy new rear because we're working your entire backside in this one. Up first we have deadlifts, followed by a four point squat and dumbbell swing sequence that feels a little like cardio. Form is key here so make sure you are hingin...

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...