Full-Body Strength & Stability
- Chelsea Gnida
- Dec 9, 2025
- 2 min read
Full-Body Strength & Stability Workout
If you're looking for a routine that challenges strength, balance, and core stability all in one session, this workout is the perfect fit. It combines lower-body power moves, upper-body strength exercises, and core-focused transitions to give you a well-rounded, effective sweat session. Whether you're training at home or in the gym, this lineup will leave you feeling strong and energized.
1. Bulgarian Split Squats
A lower-body powerhouse move that targets your quads, glutes, and balance. Keep your chest lifted, take your time, and focus on driving through your front heel.
2. Bent Over Row
Build a strong back and improve posture with this staple strength exercise. Pull your elbows back and squeeze your shoulder blades at the top of each rep.
3. Bear to Plank Walkout
This dynamic core move works your shoulders, abs, and stability. Start in a bear position and slowly walk your hands forward into a full plank—then bring it back with control.
4. Dumbbell Deadlift
Strengthen your posterior chain with this total-body lift. Hinge at the hips, keep your back flat, and push through your heels to stand tall.
5. Superwoman
A great back-body exercise that lengthens and strengthens the posterior chain. Lift your arms and legs simultaneously while keeping your core engaged.
6. Plank Hold
A simple but effective core stabilizer. Focus on keeping your hips level, ribs tucked, and breathing steady.
7. Step Ups
Boost leg strength and unilateral stability with controlled step ups. Drive through the foot on the elevated surface and avoid pushing off the back foot.
8. Push-Up to T Rotations
Finish strong with this upper-body and core combination. Perform a push-up, then open into a side-plank rotation to work your chest, shoulders, obliques, and balance.
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Try This Workout Anytime
This routine hits every major muscle group and blends strength with stability for a balanced training day. Perfect as a standalone session or added to your weekly rotation.



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