Name: Playbook - Hannah Bower - Lower Body 10.7.24
Uploaded: 2025-07-14T19:26:48.622Z
Duration: 60 min
Description: Lower Body 10.7.24

Loved! For some reason I struggled with the coordination of the int rotation step ups, but hopefully the next time I do them I will feel better about them.

Kathryn

Kiki

Obsessed with this program so far 🙌🏼🫶🏼

Lacy

Dominique

First session back after being sick - smashed me but loved it 🥵

Simone Fisher

Arpita

mary kate

Those last two supersets burned 🔥🔥🔥 I love finishing with the explosive polymerics!

Hannah

I hate lunges, but this was a good workout! 🔥

Lacey

I think this is my new fave 🙂‍↕️🙌

Mariela

Lora-lea

Jessica

Katie

Took off a couple of weeks but man did it feel good to get back into it!

Cheyenne

Rose

Taylor

Was super looking forward to this. Got 35 min in and had to leave to go get a sick kiddo ☹️ what I got done felt amazing though

Paula Kane

Olivia

Emily

You will need a barbell (optional), elevated surfaces, dumbbells, and a band for this workout

You will just need yourself and a safe surface

Recommended reps: 5-10 per side, per direction 

Modifications: limit range of motion, stand and place a foot onto a bench or chair 

Form:
- Start in a kneeling position. Ribs are stacked over pelvis, chest tall, and shin and foot firmly planted on the ground 
- Keep your chest up and hold dumbbell(s) at your shoulders (front racked) or down in front by your inner thigh 
- Place one of your feet a few inches in front by firmly planting your foot on the ground 
-begin to lean forward by driving your knee over your toes 
- it is okay to lean forward in a hinge motion if you would like 
-toes and knees can point forward or slightly outward, but they cannot fall inward 
- Press through your quads and keep your torso still as you push back to kneeling
- Complete desired reps then take your front leg and place it laterally out to the side as close to 90 degrees as feels good 
-then you will perform the same motion only in a side lunge position

Kneeling Foward and Side Lunges

Recommended reps: 5-10 per side

Modifications: lower box or bench height, limit range of motion 

Substitutions: 90/90 swivel bends, static pigeon stretch 

Form:
-start by placing one foot on an elevated surface, you’re other foot firmly planted on the ground 
-place your hands on your stable surface 
-from there, let your elevated knee fall outwards to the surface at a 90 degree angle so that your side shin is flush with the surface 
-from there, keeping your chest tall, lower and bend your back leg to touch your knee to the ground. 
-you should feel a big stretch in your IT band and piraformis 
-lower as far as range of motion and come back to starting

Dynamic Pigeon

Recommended reps: 10 

If you want more support and education with diaphragmatic breathing, engaging and relaxing your pelvic floor, and properly engaging the TA, then I HIGHLY suggest getting the pregnancy and postpartum education guide. 

Form:
-Start on your hands and knees, hands under shoulders and knees under hips.
-Start by taking a 360 degree inhale.
-This will allow your belly to naturally rise slightly the last half of your breath while you deliberately and actively lengthen/soften your pelvic floor. 
-As you exhale, press off your knees so that you are in a bear plank position at the same time that you exaggerate the exhale sound and begin lifting/contracting the pelvic floor. This is the deliberate deep core activation portion.  -Remember that while the pelvic floor is beginning to contract, wrap your TVA toward the midline of your body as you zip it up from your hip bones to rib cage wrapping tighter as your exhale breath is coming to an end.
-The deep core activation starts from your hip bones and slowly cinches its way inward until the top of your rib cage is left to zip.
-then as you lower your knees back down to the ground inhale relax and let go so that you are ready to exhale on your next rep 
-The Intentional Core Breath slow, deliberate, and controlled movements. These movements should almost be exaggerated. Be deep in your breaths and strong in your activations. Do not rush this breath work.
- inhale: relax PF and TA
-exhale : engage PF + TA

Bear Plank Taps + ICB

Corrective Warmup

Recommended reps: 5-8
Recommended intensity: as powerful as you can 

Modifications: limit intensity

Substitutions: explosive squat jumps

Form:
-start seated on a chair or bench with your chest tall and ribs stacked over pelvis 
-begin by engaging your hip flexors to lift your feet off the ground a few inches while you bring your arms to a 90 degree bend ready to swing
-then you will set them on the ground 
-as you press your feet to the ground press your hands down to help explode and push through your feet to jump as high as you possibly can 
-land back on the ground, and then sit your hips back to sit back on the bench
-completely pause and stop your motion before you go into your next rep

Power: Seated Explosive Jumps

Recommended reps: 5-8
Recommended weight: medium-heavy  

Don’t have access to appropriately challenging weights? Increase reps to 10-12

Equipment substitutions: dumbbells , kettlebell, 

Modifications: remove blocks, limit range of motion

Substitutions : good mornings

Form:
-start standing with your feet slightly more narrow than hip width distance apart, chest tall with your ribs stacked over pelvis
-have either bocks, stacked plates, or a shin high level surface on either side is your feet for your plates to hit 
-hold your weights down by your side or your barbell in front of you
-perform a deadlift by hinging at the hips (think about pushing your butt back)
-appropriately engage your core and your scapula AS you hinge forward to manage pressure
-think about your glutes touching the back wall and your weight being distributed to your heels 
-hinge until your weights hit your surface, causing this movement to stop. Keep tour weights close to your shin 
-pause
-push through your hips keeping a neutral spine to come back to standing

Dead Stop Romanian Deadlift

You will need a bench and a pair of weights and optional elevated surface

Recommended reps: 8-10 per side 
Recommended weight: medium 

Modifications: can perform Bodyweight,
Lower height, remove internal rotation  

Substitutions: reverse lunge 

Form:
-start standing a few inches in front of a box, bench, or safe surface 
-stand tall with ribs stacked over pelvis and a weight in one hand
-place the foot opposite to the hand with the weight firmly on the surface
-before you start your step-up twist your shoulder and your weight so that your weight is in front of your opposite shin which should also be planted on the bench 
-lean and hinge forward at the hips so that your Bodyweight is hovering over your foot
-without jumping or pressing off your back foot, press through your glute to come to standing
-as you are standing up, untwist your shoulders so they are straight and pointing forward 
-lower down slow and controlled while also perform another internal rotation so that by the time your back foot is on the ground the weight is in line with your plated opposite foot 
-perform all reps on one side before moving to the other

Internal Rotation Step-up

Recommended reps: 8-10
Recommended weight: medium to heavy 

Modifications: keep chest upright, remove weight , remove elevation 

Substitutions: walking lunges 

Form:
-start in a split stance position: one foot out in front of another planted on a safe surface, chest tall, ribs stacked over pelvis, toes and knees pointing forward
-hold your weight or weights down by your side 
-hinge forward at the hips, keeping spine neutral, shoulders retracted, core engaged 
-with a hinged forward position, lower into a lunge position 
-pause at the depth of your rep
-engage your core and Glutes as you push up to standing 
-perform reps on one side first

Elevated Forward Leaning Stationary Lunge

Internally Rotated Step-Up ss Elevated Stationary Lunge

You will need a weight and optional elevation/bands.

The Bodyweight leg extension will demonstrate all the ways to modify this movement.

Recommended reps: 10-12
Recommended weight: medium to heavy

Modifications: remove elevation, lighter weights, suitcase hold

Substations: standard squat,  
Equipment substitutions: barbell, kettlebell, band, cables 
Form: Start standing with your heels elevated on a safe surface (can use dumbbell handles) and feet as wide as your surface will allow -chest tall with ribs stacked over pelvis -core is appropriately engaged to manage any pressure -Hold your weight with both hands underneath your chin in a front racked position -Begin to lower into a goblet squat by hinging your hips back and bending your knees -keep your knees pointing slightly outward or straight ahead, but never falling Inward  -lower into a deep squat make sure to keep your glutes and hips low
-continue to keep your chest tall especially as your weight is pushed into your toes because of the elevation, this will target your quads -press through your feet back to standing position

Heels Elevated Goblet Squat

Hannah will demonstrate all the forms/modifications of this movement in this video. This is the first time we are programming the full range of motion bodyweight leg extension.

If you’ve been participating in the past few challenges and bridge programs go ahead and try standing. 

If this is a new movement, perform on your knees (shown in video)

Recommended reps: 10-12
Recommended weight: as much or as little support as you need

Modifications: shown in the video. Standing with hands high, standing with hands at hip level, no hands, bodyweight on knees without support, banded on knees, banded glutes to heels, limited range of motion glutes to heels

Form: 
-optional* station a band or multiple bands, at midline level height while your on your knees, to a steady object
-in a standing position with your chest tall and shoulders retracted, lean your whole torso backward at the same time you will bend your knees forward, you will want to feel like you are folding yourself
- it is very important to engage your core and keep your torso stable as you lower down 
-go as far as range of motion allows
-engaging your core, hip flexors, and quads keep your torso straight as you extend back up to standing

Full Range Bodyweight Leg Extension

Heels Elevated Goblet Squat ss Bodyweight Leg Extensions

You will need a wall and an optional booty band for this superset.

The goal is to have little to no rest between your wall sit and your skaters

Recommended time: 30 seconds
Recommended weight: booty band

Modifications: have your hips higher than your knees, hold onto a band or ledge for support

Substitutions: air squat

Form:
-Start with your back against a wall and lower until your knees are 90 degrees
- Place a band around your thighs (optional) and think about driving your knees away from each other
- Once you are in your seated position, hold static for the recommended time.

Wall Sit

Recommended reps: 5-10 per leg (or 10-20 total)

Modifications: slow down the movement 

Substitutions: curtsy lunge, lateral lunge, Cossack squat 


Form:
-start standing with chest tall, ribs stacked over pelvis, and feet hip width apart
-begin to jump laterally so that your weight lands on the side in which your are moving 
-lower down into a side lunge by hinging at your hips and dropping your torso (still keeping it neutral)
-drop low enough for one of your hands to touch the ground 
-then immediately press through your feet to jump laterally to the other side 
-land with bent knees and an appropriately engaged core 
-touch the ground, repeat

Skaters

Finisher

Lower Body 10.7.24

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Loved the new moves. Feeling tired but STRONG! 💪🏼🔥

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I love this one! Sweaty and hard!
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Dripping with sweat after those KB swings!

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Stephanie

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Emilia

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Dying! Love these workouts. I can’t finish within the minute most of the time, but I’ll get there!

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Always love mobility at the end of the week. 😍

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Completed this Thursday but forgot to finish in app!

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KaLinda

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Loved the 3 or 4 min EMOM!! Sooo good! 🔥

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Slow burn! 🔥 
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Love the EMOM! The single leg hops were WILD 🔥🥵

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