Mix up your ladder workouts by fusing strength and balance in this energizing upper-body session! In this episode, Sean guides you through challenging variations of biceps, triceps, chest, and shoulder exercises using handles and light arm springs. With one spring set high and the other low, you’ll switch between facing in and out, pushing your limits and engaging both your body and mind. Get ready to move, sweat, and discover new levels of strength—tap play and jump into this workout routine!
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EXPRESS WORKOUT 102 – FULL BODY NO SPRINGS STRENGTH + BALANCE
Build stronger hips, better balance, and total-body coordination in 30-minutes. Designed to challenge and empower you, this workout guides you step-by-step through layered exercises focused on stability, strength, and coordination. The setup utilizes a stable carriage with the long box, incorporating lateral and forward body positions alongside a kettlebell and small ball. Add Video to
PROGRESSIVE PILATES 42 – SHORT BOX– FULL BODY STRETCH & STRENGTH
Grab your reformer box and let’s move—this short box on the frame class is an absolute game-changer. Sean guides you through an innovative blend of stretches and strength movements designed to unlock tension and build full-body flexibility. Hit save on this one for whenever your body is craving ta good stretch and strength routine. Add
FUSE LADDER 51 – FLEXIBILITY + ½ ROLLER BALANCE TRAINING
Boost your stability and total-body strength with Sean’s dynamic ladder workout. Utilizing innovative standing movements on the half-roller, this workout challenges your coordination while delivering a complete conditioning experience. Dive into a series of engaging variations designed to improve your everyday movement patterns and transform your balance. Add Video to Library Share This Video
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Excellent workout – I loved the speed – and the choreography – Arm circles facing away are my favourite !
Thanks for your comment. I am glad you like the pacing and choreography.