sheStrength: Great Modifications for Pull Ups in Your Home Gym
3 Smart Swaps for Pull-Ups when working out at home: 1) TRX rows 2) Lat Pulldowns with Band 3) Single Arm 10-Mos Pos Pull Downs
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3 Smart Swaps for Pull-Ups when working out at home: 1) TRX rows 2) Lat Pulldowns with Band 3) Single Arm 10-Mos Pos Pull Downs
Today I share 2 ways to develop abs through functional training, not a ridiculous aesthetic approach. 💆🏼♀️💆🏼♀️
shestrength is an online fitness app that is focused on helping women learn how to gain strength through mindset, strength training, and coaching feedback, PLUS daily accountability from your private sheSTRENGTH squad.
Hear Anna's approach to how she works with clients online to work towards a HEALTHIER YOU. It is NOT what you think, her non-typical approach to strength training and helping women learn how to lift.
A lot of women new to strength training struggle with fear of lifting, or are unsure where to start. Each person who joins my app starts at a level that meets their needs, goals. Everyday we discuss modifications, what to use for equipment, and daily support from our squad to keep us on track.
Debunking the myth that 1 hour of cardio is needed to get into great shape. Most women feel that is the requirement to lose weight and start a healthy journey to fitness, when in reality it IS NOT. This approach also fuels the mindset of all or nothing and prevents many women from working out or even starting because 1 hour is not readily available in most of our busy lives.
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