Workout Library

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12 exercises found

SquatBodyweight

Chair Squat

Reach the hips toward the chair and stand by pressing the whole foot into the floor.

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Use a higher, stable chair and light hand support.

SquatDumbbell

Goblet Squat

Hold one weight close to the chest and keep the pressure balanced through the feet.

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Reduce the load or squat to a box.

HingeBodyweight

Wall-Tap Hip Hinge

Push the hips back toward the wall while keeping the ribs stacked over the pelvis.

Easier start

Stand closer to the wall and shorten the range.

HingeDumbbell

Dumbbell Romanian Deadlift

Let the hips travel back while the weights stay close to the legs.

Easier start

Use one light weight or practise the wall-tap hinge.

PushBodyweight

Wall Push-Up

Keep the body long and bring the chest toward the wall with elbows angled comfortably.

Easier start

Stand closer to the wall.

PushDumbbell

Dumbbell Floor Press

Lower with control until the upper arms meet the floor, then press without bouncing.

Easier start

Use lighter weights or one arm at a time.

PullBand

Band Row

Pull the elbows back while keeping the shoulders away from the ears.

Easier start

Use a lighter band or shorten the range.

PullGym

Cable Row

Keep the torso quiet and bring the handle toward the lower ribs.

Easier start

Reduce the load and use chest support if available.

CarryDumbbell

Suitcase Carry

Walk slowly with one weight at the side and resist leaning toward it.

Easier start

Use a lighter object or walk a shorter distance.

CardioBodyweight

Walk–Run Intervals

Keep the run easy enough to recover during the walk interval.

Easier start

Lengthen the walk and shorten the run.

CardioGym

Stationary Bike Intervals

Alternate comfortable riding with short, controlled increases in effort.

Easier start

Keep every interval conversational.

MobilityBodyweight

Supported Hip Rotation

Hold a stable support and move the hip through a comfortable controlled range.

Easier start

Make the circle smaller and slower.

Exercise descriptions cannot assess your individual technique or medical readiness. Stop for sharp pain, faintness, chest symptoms, or severe breathing difficulty, and seek appropriate help.

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