I’ve been posting workouts to this site for years now, so it can be a little overwhelming navigating the massive archives. Here you’ll be able to narrow down your search, organizing workouts by target area, equipment needed, and structure.
Where to start:
- Subscribe to my YouTube channel. New workouts are released every Monday morning.
- If you’re just starting out with fitness, check out my beginner-friendly workouts.
- If you’re looking for a group fitness class feel, check out Studio Pumps. You can purchase a class pack of 45-minute long total-body workouts.
Sort Workouts by Target Area
Sort by Equipment Needed
If you’re looking to invest in some home fitness equipment (resistance bands, weights, etc.), check out all my recommendations here.
- Bodyweight Workouts (No Equipment Needed)
- Dumbbell Workouts / Hand Weight Workouts
- Kettlebell Workouts
- Medicine Ball Workouts
- Resistance Band Workouts
- Slider Workouts
- Stepper Workouts
Sort by Workout Structure
- AMRAP Workouts
- Cardio Workouts
- Deck of Cards Workouts
- Interval Training (HIIT) Workouts
- Low-Impact (Quiet) Workouts
- Pyramid Workouts
- Tabata Workouts
If you don’t see what you’re looking for, leave a comment and I’ll point you in the right direction! Or you can send me a message on Instagram (@nicolepearce).
xo Nicole
Hi! I really like your blog and I think your body is just amazing.
By now, I’ve looked at some of your workouts and stretched them into my daily routines, but I’ve a question: what’s your typical daily training? Do you run everyday? Do you excercise every day?
Maybe you have already talked about this, in this case I’m sorry, but i couldn’t find it anywhere and I’m curious 🙂
greetings from Italy!
Thanks so much, Chiara! I haven’t done a post on my daily/weekly routine yet, but I get this question a lot, so I’m definitely going to. On average, I workout 6 days a week. Each day I like to switch it up between running, the workouts I post here, and an occasional spinning or Pilates class. Hope that helps, and I’ll be sure to do a more detailed post about this soon! 🙂
Thank you very muhc for your reply Nicole!
Looking forward to find out more on your post 😉
Hi! I have a guestion. Is better training to excercise one part of body or full body workout? With which type of training I will see results faster?
There are lots of different opinions on this topic, and in part it just depends on your goals and personal preference. For maximal muscle gains, body builders will often do different body parts on different days so they can really work them to fatigue and then allow them to rest while focusing on a different muscle group. If fat loss is your goal, I personally prefer full-body training because you’re firing up all the large muscles (after strength training those muscles will burn more calories throughout the day–even when not working out).
hi…i am new to your newsletter! i am curious if you have a lower body workout (exercises and/or ideas) that you can do while standing all day at a retail job??? at times it is really slow and i wish i could get part of my workout in! i am really fit and am wondering if there is something that i can do that would “qualify” for part of my lower body workout!????
thanks…julie
Calf raises would be a good (subtle) exercise to do while at work. I get a lot of requests for at-work workout routines–let me add this to my to-do list, I’ll start brainstorming up some more moves!
Hey Nicole! I just found out that I need to have surgery on my foot and I’m trying to compile workouts that don’t put pressure on the foot but might still raise the heart rate. Maybe you could put something together? Almost every athlete runs across a foot injury on occasion and it’s so hard to give up your routine.
Definitely! I’ll start brainstorming. My boyfriend recently broke his hand so my mind was actually already on this track (workouts you can do without putting pressure on your hand, foot, etc.) 🙂
I discovered your page by accident. Ironically, I was following a thread on FB about making Brownie Cups for ice cream. I have recently, at nearly 50 yrs old, decided it was time to kick the “getting older/getting fatter” part of my life. The person who had the Brownie cup thing had a link to their Pinterest page to your website. I have been looking, looking, looking for good illustrations of easy (little/no equipment) workouts to help tone the former flabby places on my body.
Thanks so much for great instructions and photos!
PS..You may be wondering why I was looking at Brownie recipes if I’m trying to kick the fat habit. I was looking for single-serving recipes, that would allow me a nice treat w/o eating more than one.
So glad you found me! And nothing wrong with a brownie treat–I love single-serve desserts (cake pops are my kryptonite haha) 🙂
I love your workouts, but I’m unable to view the full body workouts. I do use a mac. So, it might just be my computer, but I wanted to let you know.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention! I can’t get the page to load either for some reason–looking into the problem now!
Hi Nicole,
I am transgender in good shape, but I would like to loose some weight and get a nicer butt, I am 40YO, 5’5″ and 138 Lb, My goal is 128 Lb.
Are all your workouts online or there are also studio/in person groups?
Does your workouts have a price?
Even I’m in general in “good shape”, I have not done workouts and therefore I’m a very beginner.
Thanks,
Dee
Hi Dee! I teach at a fitness studio in Boston called Btone (btonefitness.com) but it’s a very different type of workout from the ones I post on my blog and YouTube channel. At Btone the group class is done on megaformer machines (they look sort of like an amped up pilates reformer). They’re challenging classes but we’re super welcoming to new clients and always give options for modifying so that you can scale back if needed. 🙂