Feel-Good Guided Mobility & Stretch (22 Mins)

Feel-Good Guided Mobility & Stretch - This 22-minute guided mobility and stretching flow is great for injury prevention and feeling your best. #mobility #stretching #fitness #workoutvideo

Mobility training is so important for injury prevention and feeling your bestβ€”not just during workouts, but everyday life. My body feels SO MUCH BETTER when I consistently spend time on it. This 22-minute guided mobility and stretching video is part of the week of home workouts schedule I’m sharing this week. Enjoy!

Guided Mobility & Stretch Routine

In this guided mobility and stretching routine, there will be instances where we hold a position, but the focus is more on movement than static stretches. We’ll slowly flow through the movements, mobilizing the spine, shoulders and hips.

This video can be done on easy or recovery days if you just want to move your body a bit. It also makes for a great break in the work day if you’ve been sitting at a desk for hours and need a little movement. Parts of it can also be used as a warm up or cool down before/after a workout.

If you’re using it as a warm up, just keep in mind that I generally don’t recommend static stretching before a workout. (Videos specifically designed with warming up in mind can be found here and here.)

Keep in mind that I am not a yoga instructor and not trying to teach a yoga class in this video. Yes, some of the movements will be those you’d recognize in a yoga class, but I’m cueing from a Personal Training and Pilates background, not a yoga background. πŸ™‚

Feel-Good Guided Mobility & Stretch - This 22-minute guided mobility and stretching flow is great for injury prevention and feeling your best. #mobility #stretching #fitness #workoutvideo

If you enjoyed this guided mobility video, I’ve got a couple other stretching routines to check out:

I can make more, too, if you love them!

xo Nicole

Lower Body Strength Workout with Tabata Finisher

Lower Body Strength Workout with Tabata Finisher - This 36-minute lower body strength workout is broken up into two circuits with a tabata finisher. Grab a pair of heavy weights and give it a try! #lowerboydworkout #legday #strengthtraining #homeworkout

This lower body strength workout uses the same structure as yesterday’s focusing on upper body. This is Day 2 of our week of workouts, and we’re once again going to challenge ourselves with weight load. Grab a set of heavy dumbbells and get ready for leg day! :)​​​​​​​

The schedule for this week of workouts can be found here.

Lower Body Strength Workout

EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

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This lower body strength workout is broken up into two circuits and a tabata finisher. In each circuit, you’ll go through a circuit of five exercises, three times total. You’ll do 30 seconds of the full range exercise, 15 seconds pulsing in the exercise, then 15 seconds rest. Here’s a breakdown:

  • Full range exercise 1 (30 sec)
  • Pulses exercise 1 (15 sec)
  • Rest (15 sec)
  • Full range exercise 2 (30 sec)
  • … and so on.

If the pulsing is too much, you always have the option to do full range of motion for the full 45 seconds.

For the tabata finisher, you’ll alternate between two bodyweight exercises using an interval structure of 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest. If you’re just interested in the weight training, feel free to skip the finisher. πŸ™‚

As with all workouts, you want to make sure you’re properly warmed up before, and always listen to your body, modifying or stopping as needed. I have two guided warm ups:

Lower Body Strength Workout with Tabata Finisher - This 36-minute lower body strength workout is broken up into two circuits with a tabata finisher. Grab a pair of heavy weights and give it a try! #lowerboydworkout #legday #strengthtraining #homeworkout

Workout Breakdown

CIRCUIT 1 – one heavy weight, optional resistance band loop

See 2:17 in the above video for a preview of the exercises.

  • Good Morning Hinge to Squat // Squat Pulse
  • Side Step x2 Squat // Low Side Steps
  • Sumo Squat Calf Raise // Sumo Squat Pulse
  • Hip Bridge // Hip Bridge Pulse
  • Frog Bridge // Frog Bridge Pulse

CIRCUIT 2 – both heavy weights

See 19:17 in the above video for a preview of the exercises.

  • Staggered Deadlift to Back Lunge // Lunge Pulse
  • Curtsy to Squat // Curtsy Lunge Pulse
  • Repeat first two exercises on other leg
  • Squat Cleans // Squat Pulse

TABATA

See 36:15 in the above video for a preview of the exercises.

  • Squat Jacks
  • Lunge Hop – Jump Lunge

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xo Nicole

Upper Body Strength Workout with Tabata Finisher

Upper Body Strength Workout with Tabata Finisher (34 Mins) - This workout consists of two strength circuits targeting upper body, and a bodyweight tabata finisher. You'll just need dumbbells. Video included! #upperbodyworkout #athomeworkout #workoutvideo #armworkout #armday

It’s Day 1 of our week of workouts! This is a 34-minute upper body strength workout with a tabata finisher. You’ll need dumbbells for it, and I HIGHLY recommend having a light set on hand so you can drop down as needed. The biceps work in the first circuit will sneak up on you, trust me.​​​​​​​

Check out this week’s workout schedule HERE.

Upper Body Strength Workout with Tabata Finisher

EQUIPMENT NEEDED

  • Set of medium-light dumbbells I HIGHLY recommend having a lighter set on hand in case you need to drop down. I mostly used a set of 8lb weights, but used 10lbs for the first set and 5lbs for one of the shoulder exercises.

This upper body strength workout is broken up into two circuits and a tabata finisher. The first circuit will focus on biceps and triceps; second circuit shoulders and back. In each circuit, you’ll go through a circuit of five exercises, three times total. The first two sets, you’ll do 30 seconds of the full range exercise, 15 seconds pulsing in the exercise, then 15 seconds rest. The third and final set, there’s no pulsing. Here’s a breakdown:

  • Full range exercise 1 (30 sec)
  • Pulses exercise 1 (15 sec)
  • Rest (15 sec)
  • Full range exercise 2 (30 sec)
  • … and so on.

The third time through, it’s just 30 sec full range, 15 sec rest.

If the pulsing is too much, you always have the option to do full range of motion for the full 45 seconds.

For the tabata finisher, you’ll alternate between two bodyweight exercises using an interval structure of 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest. If you’re just interested in the weight training, feel free to skip the finisher. πŸ™‚

As with all workouts, you want to make sure you’re properly warmed up before, and always listen to your body, modifying or stopping as needed. I have two guided warm ups:

Upper Body Strength Workout with Tabata Finisher (34 Mins) - This workout consists of two strength circuits targeting upper body, and a bodyweight tabata finisher. You'll just need dumbbells. Video included! #upperbodyworkout #athomeworkout #workoutvideo #armworkout #armday

Workout Breakdown

Circuit 1 – Biceps/Triceps

See 1:59 in the above video for a preview of the exercises.

  • Biceps Circle Curls // Pulse Wide, palms up
  • Biceps Hammer Curls // Pulse Narrow, palms in
  • Front – Lateral Extension // Bend-Stretch, arms wide
  • Triceps Kickbacks // Straight pulses
  • Triceps Extensions // Pulse @ halfway

Circuit 2 – Shoulders / Back

See 17:59 in the above video for a preview of the exercises.

  • Arnold Press // Pulse with forearms together
  • Shoulder Complex: bent raise, rotate open, press // Pulse in goal post position
  • Lateral Raise – slide – Front Raise // Alternate the front raise
  • Row – Rev Fly Combo // Pulse row, elbows in
  • Upright Row – Bent Row // Pulse row, elbows wide

Tabata Finisher

See 33:41 in the above video for a preview of the exercises and how to modify.

  • Marching Plank
  • Surfer Get-Ups

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If you liked this upper body strength workout, check out these similar workouts:

xo Nicole

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