MOVEMENT FOR REAL LIFE

EXERCISES
FOR YOU.

Build strength, confidence and mobility with simple explanations and options for your level — at home or in the gym.

EXPLORE EXERCISES
MISS MWANGOLE LIBRARY

CHOOSE HOW YOU
WANT TO MOVE.

MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Chair squat
01 Legs and glutes

Chair squat

Send your hips back, keep your knees aligned with your feet and stand by pushing the floor away.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Glute bridge
02 Glutes and core

Glute bridge

Press your feet into the floor, contract your glutes and lift your pelvis without arching your lower back.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Incline push-up
03 Chest, arms and core

Incline push-up

Keep your body in a straight line and bring your chest towards the support with elbows slightly back.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Water-jug row
04 Back and arms

Water-jug row

Hinge with a neutral back and pull your elbows back, drawing your shoulder blades together.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Romanian deadlift
05 Hamstrings and glutes

Romanian deadlift

Push your hips back, keep the load close to your legs and stand with active glutes.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Elevated plank
06 Core and stability

Elevated plank

Engage your abdomen and glutes, keep shoulders away from your ears and breathe calmly.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Thoracic rotation
07 Mobility and posture

Thoracic rotation

Rotate your upper back with control, keeping your pelvis stable and breathing deeply.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Supported step-up
08 Legs, glutes and balance

Supported step-up

Place your whole foot on a stable step, rise with control and keep your knee aligned with your second toe.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Wall push-up
09 Chest, arms and core

Wall push-up

Place your hands at chest height, keep your body aligned and bring your chest towards the wall without arching your back.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Bird-dog
10 Core, back and glutes

Bird-dog

On all fours, extend the opposite arm and leg without rotating your pelvis or letting your lower back sag.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Dead bug
11 Core and lumbar control

Dead bug

Lying down, keep your ribs controlled and slowly lower the opposite arm and leg without losing your lower-back position.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Calf raise
12 Legs and ankles

Calf raise

Raise your heels slowly, keep weight spread across your toes and lower with control.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Standing hip abduction
13 Glutes and stability

Standing hip abduction

Standing, move one leg to the side without leaning your torso or turning your toes upwards.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Supported reverse lunge
14 Legs and glutes

Supported reverse lunge

Step back, lower vertically and keep your front knee aligned with your foot.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Biceps curl
15 Arms

Biceps curl

Keep elbows close to your body, raise the load without swinging your torso and lower slowly.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Seated shoulder press
16 Shoulders, arms and core

Seated shoulder press

Sit with feet firm and press the loads overhead without shrugging or arching your back.

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MISS MWANGOLE demonstrates Single-leg balance
17 Balance and stability

Single-leg balance

Stand tall, lift one foot a few centimetres and fix your gaze on a stable point.

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TRAIN WITH AWARENESS

LISTEN TO YOUR
BODY’S SIGNALS.

01

Menstrual cycle

Energy can vary. Adjust load, duration or rest when needed; you do not have to stop moving.

02

Pelvic floor

Urine leakage, heaviness or pain deserve attention. Reduce impact and seek a pelvic-health professional.

03

Pregnancy and postpartum

Needs are individual. Get medical clearance and specialist guidance before starting or returning to training.

FIRST STEP

START WITH
CONFIDENCE.

Choose four exercises, do two to three sets and leave at least one recovery day between strength sessions.

VIEW STARTER PLAN

Editorial basis: selection and instructions aligned with the exercise libraries of NHS, ACE and recommendations from ACOG. Educational content, not individual prescription.