Chair squat
Send your hips back, keep your knees aligned with your feet and stand by pushing the floor away.
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EXPLORE EXERCISES
Send your hips back, keep your knees aligned with your feet and stand by pushing the floor away.
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Press your feet into the floor, contract your glutes and lift your pelvis without arching your lower back.
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Keep your body in a straight line and bring your chest towards the support with elbows slightly back.
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Hinge with a neutral back and pull your elbows back, drawing your shoulder blades together.
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Push your hips back, keep the load close to your legs and stand with active glutes.
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Engage your abdomen and glutes, keep shoulders away from your ears and breathe calmly.
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Rotate your upper back with control, keeping your pelvis stable and breathing deeply.
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Place your whole foot on a stable step, rise with control and keep your knee aligned with your second toe.
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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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On all fours, extend the opposite arm and leg without rotating your pelvis or letting your lower back sag.
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Lying down, keep your ribs controlled and slowly lower the opposite arm and leg without losing your lower-back position.
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Raise your heels slowly, keep weight spread across your toes and lower with control.
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Standing, move one leg to the side without leaning your torso or turning your toes upwards.
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Step back, lower vertically and keep your front knee aligned with your foot.
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Keep elbows close to your body, raise the load without swinging your torso and lower slowly.
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Sit with feet firm and press the loads overhead without shrugging or arching your back.
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Stand tall, lift one foot a few centimetres and fix your gaze on a stable point.
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Energy can vary. Adjust load, duration or rest when needed; you do not have to stop moving.
Urine leakage, heaviness or pain deserve attention. Reduce impact and seek a pelvic-health professional.
Needs are individual. Get medical clearance and specialist guidance before starting or returning to training.
Choose four exercises, do two to three sets and leave at least one recovery day between strength sessions.
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