I wanted to provide a scientifically sound program that gives women the chance to learn and focus on proper technique — something that could be completed in under an hour and would help women get into a routine and become familiar with a workout structure without being distracted by other people in the gym.
At the same time, I wanted to create a program that was challenging and would be suitable for anyone new to fitness and seasoned gym-goers alike. I could never have imagined feeling as strong as I do now, and that feeling of empowerment is something EVERY woman should feel!
Let me help you find your PWR! You can follow this quick PWR at Home workout for free — just keep in mind this is a shorter version of the PWR at Home workouts you'll find in the app, so when you move to doing the program each day, you will need to allow yourself a little bit more time.
This lower body workout for home can be just as challenging as a gym-based workout. My PWR programs are designed to help you maximise your training time and efforts. PWR at Home builds in intensity as you progress through the program, so it can be amazing for beginners, those who have trained for years and for any woman who wants to empower herself through fitness!
If you love this workout, make sure you check out the full program in the Sweat app. For anyone who is new to strength training, I highly recommend starting with the beginner weeks I have provided. Any PWR babes who want to make the switch to at-home training may prefer to start from Week 1 — try a workout and see how you feel. Strict adherence to the program is required for best results. There are some errors in your form. File size is larger than. Accepted formats are jpg, jpeg, gif and png.
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For more details about cookies and how to manage them see our Cookie Policy. By clicking "Accept All Cookies", you agree to our use of cookies on your device. Sign up to be the first to know my news and program information! Sign Up. Blog Forum Support. The second phase of PWR is the pyramid portion. This is comprised of 3 weight exercises targeting whatever part of your body you are focusing on that day, and you complete sets of each exercise, decreasing reps and increasing weight.
This is a completely different experience from the first phase you have just completed, because instead of getting your heart rate up you are working on solely strength. You also take a one minute break between each set which is always a good thing in my book.
The final phase of PWR is supersets. This is comprised of 2 six minute circuits, with 2 exercises per circuit. These exercises combine strength and some cardio for leg day for example, think deadlifts followed by knee ups , with a thirty second break each time you complete the 2 moves. I find this to be a challenging, effective way to round out the workout as you are getting your heart rate going again and incorporating strength training.
I also love that it is broken into separate phases, as it feels much more manageable that way. Workout duration: varies; activation and supersets, combined, are twenty minutes; pyramid is your own pace. As for the effect each program has on your body, this will completely vary person to person. We are all different. Anyway, there you have it!
I hope this post was helpful and if you have any questions please comment on my Instagram post as that is the easiest way to reply. So, what are the phases?
Equipment needed: gym As for the effect each program has on your body, this will completely vary person to person. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Subscribe me ASAP. I was only walking, jogging, and sprinting and completely stopped weight-lifting. I knew that sooner or later I would start losing muscle that I worked so hard to build.
So, I took advantage of the free 7-day offer in iTunes and downloaded the app. I was instantly super excited at seeing all of the moves! I have now finished the original 4-week pre-training, the 12 week program, and am in week 14 known as PWR 2. PWR is based on a hypertrophy style of resistance training, which is designed to help increase lean muscle and strength throughout the entire body. You can follow the recommended schedule, or you can change the calendar around to suit your needs.
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