PILATES X STRENGTH WEEKLY SCHEDULE

PILATES X STRENGTH WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Blend the best of both worlds with our weekly plan that pairs the precision and control of Pilates with the power and intensity of strength training. This schedule is designed to help you sculpt lean muscle, build strength, and improve mobility—while still delivering the mindful, core-focused benefits of Pilates.

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PILATES X STRENGTH WEEKLY SCHEDULE
  • 30 MINUTE LOWER BODY PILATES FLOW

    Fire up and flow through a variety of lower-body focused moves with an emphasis on your inner thighs in today's Pilates x Strength challenge. Expect slow squats, frog glute bridges, leg swings, and more. Add an extra burn with the addition of ankle weights.

    Equipment: Ankle Weights (2lb)

  • 30 MINUTE UPPER BODY PILATES

    Target and tone your upper body in this Pilates workout that uses ankle weights and light dumbbells to amp up the challenge. You’ll sculpt your arms with bicep curls, reverse flys, and Y formations — this entire workout is done standing!

    Equipment: Ankle Weights and 2-5lb Dumbbells

  • 30 MINUTE BOOTY SCULPT

    Work your glutes with this 30 minute workout that will challenge your booty and test your lower body strength. With 45 seconds of work and 15 seconds of rest, plus no exercise repeats, you’ll round your booty while still getting your cardio in. So grab a heavier pair of dumbbells, meet me on the ...

  • 35 MINUTE FULL BODY CHALLENGE

    We’re kicking off Day 1 of our Pilates x Strength program with a spicy, 35 minute class that targets your entire body. Get ready to work 45 seconds on, with a 30 second burner at the end of each circuit. You’ll end with my favorite — a core burner! Expect squats, tricep kickbacks, supermans, push...

  • DAY 6 | 35 MINUTE FULL BODY

    This 35-minute full-body workout brings the heat with an upper body focus. You'll kick things off with plank work, fire up your heart rate with energizing cardio, then take it to the mat for a sculpting series that targets your booty, arms, and core. Grab your wrist weights or light dumbbells—you...