WORKOUT

Unilateral Full Body Strength

Challenge Your Coordination and Stability · 32 min · 199–254 kcal
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Focus and Benefits

This work­out is an effi­cient way to tar­get both strength and bal­ance. By work­ing each side sep­a­rate­ly, you’ll address any mus­cle imbal­ances and improve coor­di­na­tion. The vari­ety of moves hits all major mus­cle groups, enhanc­ing both core sta­bil­i­ty and func­tion­al strength for dai­ly movement.

Equip­ment

  • A set of dumb­bells. Mod­er­ate to heavy are recommended.

Tips & Help­ful Information

  • Engage your core: With sin­gle-sided move­ments, core engage­ment is cru­cial for sta­bil­i­ty and control.
  • Choose a chal­leng­ing weight: Go as heavy as you can while still main­tain­ing good form to get the most from each rep.

Dif­fi­cul­ty & Modifications

  • Rat­ed a 3 out of 5 in dif­fi­cul­ty, this work­out is acces­si­ble but chal­leng­ing. Go slow and stay mind­ful of each movement.
  • Stay hydrat­ed, pace your­self, and enjoy this bal­anced and focused work­out! Let’s get to it!

Work­out Breakdown

Warm-Up (3 Minutes)

  • Arm Cir­cles
  • Body­weight Reverse Lunges
  • Hip Open­ers

Main Work­out (~24 Minutes)

Each exer­cise is per­formed for 40 sec­onds on each side, with a 20-sec­ond rest. We will have two rounds of each block.

Block 1 (2 rounds)

  • Sin­gle-Leg Dead­lift – Right
  • Sin­gle-Leg Dead­lift – Left
  • Sin­gle-Arm Dumb­bell Row – Right
  • Sin­gle-Arm Dumb­bell Row – Left
  • Split Squat – Right
  • Split Squat – Left

Water Break

Block 2 (2 rounds)

  • Sin­gle-Arm Dumb­bell Shoul­der Press – Right
  • Sin­gle-Arm Dumb­bell Shoul­der Press – Left
  • Sin­gle-Leg Reverse Lunge – Right
  • Sin­gle-Leg Reverse Lunge – Left
  • Sin­gle-Arm Bicep Curl – Right
  • Sin­gle-Arm Bicep Curl – Left

Cooldown (3 Minutes)

  • Stand­ing Quad Stretch
  • For­ward Fold
  • Cross Body Shoul­der Stretch
  • Lat­er­al Stretch