Which Sweat Program Is Best For You?


If you are thinking about starting with the Sweat app, you might be wondering which program you should choose. To help you make an informed decision, here is a detailed overview of the Sweat programs.
Choose the one that best suits your fitness goals and lifestyle! Once you've selected a program, it's time to decide how to start working out!
- OG Kayla
- Low Impact with Kayla Itsines
- High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla Itsines
- High Intensity with Kayla Itsines
- High Intensity Strength with Kayla Itsines
- Dynamic High Intensity with Kayla Itsines
- Pregnancy with Kayla
- Kayla's Post-Pregnancy
- HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla Itsines
- Energy Boost Challenge with Kayla
- Ab Burn Challenge with Kayla
- Low Impact Strength with Kelsey Wells
- PWR Zero Equipment
- PWR
- PWR at Home
- PWR Fusion
- PWR Express
- Pregnancy with Kelsey
- PWR Post-Pregnancy
- Strong Glutes Challenge with Kelsey
- Redefine Fitness: Strength and Mindfulness with Kelsey
- BUILD
- LIFTING at Home
- Strength & Resistance
- FIERCE Zero Equipment
- FIERCE
- FIERCE at Home
- Full Body HIIT with Chontel Duncan
- Low Impact Strength with Chontel Duncan
- High Intensity Strength at Home with Cass
- High Intensity Strength with Cass
- Body Burn Challenge with Cass
- Elite Conditioning with Cass
- Strength & Sculpt with Katie Martin
- Strength & Pilates with Katie Martin
- Energising HIIT with Fleur East
- Dumbbell HIIT with Fleur East
- Bodyweight Strength with Anissia Hughes
- Low Impact HIIT with Samantha Ortiz-Young
- HIIT with Samantha Ortiz-Young
- Strength & Cardio with Marilyn Rodriguez
- HIIT with Monica Jones
- Boxing Fit Challenge with Monica
- Pilates with Sara
- Core & Body Connection Challenge with Sara
- Barre with Britany
- High Intensity Barre with Britany Williams
- Ignite Strength with Britany Williams
- Strength & Barre with Britany Williams
- Pregnancy Barre with Britany Williams
- Yoga with Phyllicia
- Yoga with Ania
- Body and Mind (BAM)
No matter which program you choose, remember that consistency is the key to getting results. Make sure that you select a Sweat program that you will enjoy and will be motivated to do. It is so much easier to work out when you really love it!
Workout programs in the Sweat app
You can choose Sweat programs for the gym or to get fit at home. Each of the programs has a unique training style so you can choose the one that will help you to achieve your current fitness goals.
Here’s what each of the programs involves:

OG Kayla
Who is OG Kayla for?
Perhaps you’re an OG member yourself (remember that first PDF?!), have always wanted to give Kayla’s original program a go or you’re simply looking for a new HIIT challenge. OG Kayla workouts involve just 28 minutes of work, so they’re also a great option if you’re after hard and fast Sweat sessions.
What is included in OG Kayla?
OG Kayla is a 12-week program you can do at home or in the gym. Your weekly scheduled sessions include:
- 3 resistance sessions
- 2-3 cardio sessions
- 1 recovery session
- 1 rest day
There are three weekly workouts split between Legs, Arms & Abs, and Full Body. Each workout consists of four 7-minute circuits for a total of 28 minutes of work. Each circuit involves four exercises with a short rest in between each circuit.
The cardio sessions are low-intensity steady-state (LISS), and you can choose to do low-impact cardio such as walking, swimming or cycling during these sessions.
What equipment will you need for OG Kayla?
You can do OG Kayla at home or in the gym, and you need some basic equipment to get the most out of the program. The equipment required includes:
- Dumbbells
- Chair or bench
- Skipping rope
- Medicine ball
If you don’t have dumbbells or a medicine ball, you can substitute for two safe objects of the same weight, such as bags of food, water bottles, or other household items. If you don’t have a suitable chair or bench, you can use a stable, flat surface instead.
What will you achieve with OG Kayla?
OG Kayla is tough, so you can expect to see your fitness and strength improve throughout the 12 weeks. OG Kayla will challenge both your muscular strength and cardio fitness in every workout, and build your confidence with the pace and exercises involved in HIIT workouts and Kayla’s typical training style.
What’s the difference between High Intensity and OG Kayla?
High Intensity with Kayla was designed using the exact same format as OG Kayla (four 7-minute circuits for a total of 28 minutes of work), but many exercises were modified and some of the weights or pieces of equipment were removed to make it more accessible for all fitness levels. If you're up for a challenge, OG Kayla is where it's at!

Low Impact with Kayla Itsines
This program from Sweat Trainer and co-founder Kayla Itsines gives you low-impact training you can do anywhere, anytime — no jumping required.
Who is Low Impact with Kayla for?
Low Impact with Kayla is suitable for women of any fitness level who want to try easy-to-follow, joint-friendly workouts. If you’re a beginner, there are four foundational weeks available. The exercises gradually increase in complexity, building towards more dynamic movements as you progress through the program.
What is included in Low Impact with Kayla?
Low Impact with Kayla is a 16-week program you can do at home or in the gym.
Each week, you will have the option to choose from five resistance classes, three cardio sessions, and three recovery sessions. Your weekly scheduled sessions will include:
- 2-3 resistance sessions
- 2 cardio sessions
- 1 recovery session
- 1 rest day
There are three resistance workouts — Full Body, Upper Body and Lower Body — every week which take around 30 minutes to complete. They each follow a time-based triset, superset and circuit format.
If you’re short on time, there are also two Express workouts each week that you can swap into your schedule. Express Core and Express Full Body take less than 15 minutes to complete.
A warm-up and cool-down are also included before and after every resistance session.
The cardio sessions are low-intensity steady-state (LISS), and you can choose to do low-impact cardio such as walking, swimming or cycling during these sessions.
What equipment will you need for Low Impact with Kayla?
You can do Low Impact with Kayla at home, and you need some basic equipment to get the most out of the program.
The equipment required includes:
- Yoga mat
- Dumbbells
- Chair
If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute for two safe objects of the same weight, such as bags of food, water bottles, or other household items.
If you don’t have a suitable chair, you can use a stable, flat surface such as a bench or step instead.
What will you achieve with Low Impact with Kayla?
Low Impact with Kayla will help you to build a fitness foundation and improve strength with no-jump workouts that won’t put pressure on your joints.
If you want to gain confidence and achieve your fitness goals with low-impact and minimal-equipment exercises, Low Impact with Kayla is the perfect program for you.

High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla Itsines
This program from Sweat Trainer Kayla Itsines gives you the flexibility to train when and where it suits you best.
With NO equipment and minimal space required, you can work out at home, outside or in a park — so what are you waiting for?
With High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla, you can train anywhere, at any time.
Who is High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla for?
High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla is for women everywhere. It’s a program that is designed to be flexible so it will fit in with your lifestyle and routine.
Want to try High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla? You can do this full-body bootcamp workout.
What is included in High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla?
High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla is a 34-week full-body training program.
It is suitable for women of any fitness level, with four Beginner weeks of low-impact training, using bodyweight as resistance.
If you’re new to training, these Beginner weeks will help you to build a fitness foundation.
From Week 1, the exercises gradually increase in complexity and build towards a more high-intensity style of training.
There are six workouts to choose from each week initially, and seven after week 24. They vary in length from just under 15 minutes to 28 minutes — this flexibility gives you the option to do the workouts that best suit your lifestyle.
The High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla workouts available are:
- Full Body Circuit (28 minutes)
- Full Body Bootcamp (28 minutes)
- Arms & Abs (28 minutes)
- Express Legs (12-13 minutes)
- Express Abs (12-13 minutes)
- Full Body Chair (28 minutes)
- HIIT Cardio (28 minutes)
The Express Legs workouts are optional in Beginner weeks, and weeks 1-4, and part of the program for weeks 5-30. The Express Abs workout is optional for the full duration of the program, as is the Full Body Chair (which can be done using a chair at home, or a bench if you’re training at a park). HIIT Cardio is introduced as an optional session from week 25.
High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla also includes low-intensity steady-state, or LISS cardio, and high-intensity cardio and recovery sessions you can do over the course of a week. One day per week is designated as a rest day.
The four Beginner weeks have three scheduled resistance workouts, as well as a low-intensity cardio session and a recovery session.
High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla weeks 1-4 have three scheduled resistance workouts, two cardio sessions and a recovery session.
High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla weeks 5-30 have four scheduled resistance workouts, as well as two cardio workouts and one recovery session. HIIT cardio is introduced after week nine.
What equipment will you need for High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla?
Just as the name suggests, you don’t need any equipment for this program.
You only need the space of a mat to do the High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla workouts, but you don’t actually need a mat. You can do your workouts in small spaces in your home, or outdoors in a backyard or park.
There is an optional Full Body Chair workout available throughout the program, and this can be done using a chair or outdoor bench if you are working out at a park.
What will you achieve with High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla?
If you are new to training or returning after a break, the High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla Beginner weeks will build a foundation of fitness, and progress you from low-impact bodyweight exercises to high-intensity training in the subsequent weeks of the program.
High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla will help you to increase your overall strength, fitness and confidence.
High Intensity with Kayla Itsines
Sweat Trainer Kayla Itsines’ original workout program can be done anywhere and anytime! High Intensity with Kayla can help you to increase your overall fitness, and is perfect for women who want to get fitter and stronger with short and effective workouts. High Intensity with Kayla uses minimal equipment and it’s suitable for small spaces, so you can get started anywhere!
Who is High Intensity with Kayla for?
This program is a practical choice for those women who find it convenient to work out at home and is suitable if you are a fitness beginner, or if you’re ready for a new challenge.
If you want to get a taste of what High Intensity with Kayla is like, try this HIIT workout!
What is included in High Intensity with Kayla?
For those who are new to exercise or starting again after a break, this program starts with eight Beginner weeks to build baseline fitness. The workouts contain lower-impact, lower-intensity exercises to build full-body strength to transition into High Intensity with Kayla 1.0.
In the first six weeks, there are two 28-minutes resistance sessions and one optional session:
- Lower Body
- Full Body
- Upper Body (Optional)
The first six Beginner weeks include a 30-second rest within each circuit, as well as a 60-second rest between circuits to allow you to catch your breath as you build your fitness. There’s no jumping in the first four weeks, and low-impact jumping exercises are introduced from Week 5.
In Weeks 7 and 8, you’ll do three resistance sessions to prepare you to start the High Intensity weeks of the program! The Beginner weeks also include two low-intensity cardio sessions, with an optional third cardio workout from Week 5. There’s also scheduled rest and active recovery which includes stretching and foam rolling.
If you complete the eight weeks and feel like you aren’t ready to begin High Intensity with Kayla 1.0, you can do them again to build your confidence.
From High Intensity with Kayla 1.0, Week 1, the 28-minute workouts have four high-intensity circuits, each seven minutes in length. There are three resistance workouts each week, as well as three low-intensity cardio sessions.
From Week 9 onwards, you have the option to choose a high-intensity cardio workout as one of your cardio sessions.
The circuits contain plyometric and bodyweight exercises that are designed to challenge you! Each exercise has a clear video demonstration of the correct form for each movement. You can take your time to complete the movement step-by-step with proper form, with guidance from the video and instructions.
The three resistance sessions for each week from Weeks 1 to 8, focus on:
- Legs
- Arms and Abs
- Full Body
After Week 9, muscle groups become isolated and appear as:
- Legs
- Arms
- Abs
High Intensity with Kayla workouts give you the flexibility to complete your workouts anywhere — this could be in your living room, backyard or at the park!
The High Intensity with Kayla program also contains two recovery sessions — one rest day and one active recovery. The active recovery session includes stretching and foam rolling to help reduce muscle soreness.
What equipment will you need for High Intensity with Kayla?
To get started with High Intensity with Kayla, you’ll need:
- Yoga Mat
- Dumbbell(s)
- Chair
- Skipping rope
If you don’t have all of this equipment, that’s okay! Lots of women who do this program substitute household items for dumbbells — one option you could try is using empty milk cartons and filling them with sand or water. If you don’t have a skipping rope, you can do high knees or jumping jacks instead. If you don't have dumbbells, you can use household objects like empty milk cartons and fill them with water or sand.
There’s more equipment added from Week 25. Sweat’s member support team can assist with ideas to swap household items for equipment needed in these later weeks.
What will you achieve with High Intensity with Kayla?
High Intensity with Kayla can help you to build your strength, confidence and fitness as part of a supportive community around the world. You can also create the habit of regular exercise and improve your overall health.
If you want to measure how far you’ve come during the program, try a High Intensity with Kayla challenge to test your fitness progress!

High Intensity Strength with Kayla Itsines
Sweat trainer Kayla Itsines’ High Intensity Strength with Kayla program is for women who love training in the gym, or who want to build confidence using gym equipment. The 30-minute workouts target different areas of the body and combine strength and muscle building exercises with higher intensity exercises to build your fitness.
Who is High Intensity Strength with Kayla for?
High Intensity Strength with Kayla is an 18-week program for women who want to train in the gym and achieve increased strength and fitness. This program is suitable for all experience levels and includes an additional four foundation weeks for fitness beginners or women who haven’t used gym equipment before. The short 30-minute workouts are convenient for busy women who don’t have a lot of time to spend at the gym.
What is included in High Intensity Strength with Kayla?
Each of the High Intensity Strength with Kayla workouts include rep-based supersets to build your strength and higher intensity time-based trisets to challenge your fitness. The exercises are designed to use a combination of large gym equipment, free weights or just your bodyweight.
As you move from the Foundation weeks to Week 1 of the full program, the rest breaks between exercises gradually become shorter.
The four resistance sessions each week include:
- Upper Body
- Lower Body
- Full Body
- Full Body Cardio (Optional)
The Express Full Body Cardio workouts can be done at home in 25 minutes or less and are optional for the full duration of the program. There is also a warm-up and cool down to complete before and after each workout.
There are two to three LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions, with the option to include a HIIT (high-intensity interval training) cardio session from Week 9.
To ensure you allow your body time to repair after each workout, you’ll find a scheduled recovery and rest day each week.
Every exercise has detailed instructions and a video demonstration that can be followed to ensure that form is correct. If you need to modify the exercises, you can make the exercises easier, or if you want to challenge yourself, there are options to make them harder.
You can take this program at your own pace, increasing the weights or how fast you complete each time-based exercise as you become fitter, stronger and more confident.
How to know what weight to select
Choose a weight that feels challenging, but still allows you to comfortably complete the allocated amount of reps for each exercise. A good starting point is to select a weight that feels around a 7 out of 10 in difficulty.
You can keep track by logging your weights during each workout in the Sweat app.
What will you achieve with High Intensity Strength with Kayla?
High Intensity with Kayla is designed to help you build strength, fitness and lean muscle while establishing a regular exercise routine in the gym. This gym-based program will help you gain confidence using gym equipment and get you feeling strong — inside and out! — so that you can reach your longer-term strength-building goals with short, effective workouts.
Dynamic High Intensity with Kayla Itsines
Sweat with Kayla - literally! Jump, lunge and burpee your way to the cool-down right alongside Kayla with this follow-along program. Dynamic High Intensity will have you doing all your favourite HIIT moves to help you build your strength and fitness with minimal equipment.
Who is Dynamic High Intensity with Kayla for?
This program is best suited for beginner or intermediate fitness levels, and with minimal equipment, it can be completed wherever you are! If you love a challenging workout but aren’t sure where to start, you’re short on time, or you’re looking for a more personal coaching experience in your workouts, this program is a great option.
What is included in Dynamic High Intensity with Kayla?
You’ll be doing three 25-30 minute workouts each week for four weeks, plus a 10-15 minute express workout. Each workout is in a guided follow-along format, so it feels like a one-on-one session with just you and Kayla! She will be encouraging you every step of the way, as well as giving you technique tips and helpful modifications.
What equipment will you need for Dynamic High Intensity with Kayla?
To get started with Dynamic High Intensity, all you need is a set of dumbbells and an exercise mat. If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute household items such as milk cartons filled with sand or water.
What will you achieve with Dynamic High Intensity with Kayla?
Dynamic High Intensity with Kayla can help you to build your strength, confidence and fitness with short but challenging workouts that will leave you feeling accomplished.

Pregnancy with Kayla
If you’re currently pregnant and interested in trying Kayla’s new program, it’s essential you receive clearance from your healthcare provider before you begin.
Combining her prenatal qualifications, years of experience training women and first-hand knowledge of pregnancy, Pregnancy with Kayla is a 40–week program created to help women move with confidence and continue their health and fitness journey.
Who is Pregnancy with Kayla for?
Pregnancy with Kayla is suitable for women who want to stay active or find a gentle way to move during pregnancy with low-impact workouts. When you select the program in the Sweat app, you’ll be asked to enter what week of pregnancy you’re in so you start in the right place.
What is included in Pregnancy with Kayla?
This 40-week program is uniquely tailored to each trimester (where you start the program will depend on how far along you are) and is designed to help you move with confidence as you maintain your strength, fitness, posture and general health from bump through to birth.
Each week has a mixture of resistance sessions, cardio sessions, recovery and rest days, all of which are optional.
There are three optional resistance workouts — Full Body, Upper Body Strength & Posture, and Lower Body — every week which take around 20-30 minutes to complete.
The Full Body and Lower Body sessions follow a triset, superset and circuit format, and the Upper Body Strength & Posture sessions are focused on mobility, strength, endurance and posture. Some sections are rep-based, others are time-based. A warm-up and cool-down are also included before and after every resistance session.
The cardio sessions are low-intensity steady-state (LISS), and you can choose to do low-impact cardio such as walking, swimming or cycling during these sessions.
What equipment will you need for Pregnancy with Kayla?
You can do Pregnancy with Kayla at home or in the gym with some basic equipment including:
- Dumbbells
- Chair
- Resistance Band
- Recovery Band
- Step
If you don’t have dumbbells, you can use your bodyweight or substitute for two safe objects of the same weight, such as bags of food, water bottles, or other household items.
If you don’t have a suitable chair, you can use a stable, flat surface such as a bench or step instead.
What will you achieve with Pregnancy with Kayla?
Pregnancy with Kayla can help you feel strong and stay active throughout your pregnancy from the comfort of your own home (or a gym!) with minimal equipment.

Kayla’s Post-Pregnancy
Sweat Trainer Kayla Itsines’ Post-Pregnancy program is designed to help women rebuild strength and fitness after having a baby.
Who is Post-Pregnancy for?
Post-Pregnancy is for women who have recently and not-so-recently given birth and have clearance from their health professional to resume light exercise. The program provides women with guidance to rebuild their foundational strength, core stability and posture after having a baby.
It focuses on core strengthening exercises which are safe for Diastasis Recti (abdominal separation), with foundational weeks that are suitable for women who had a C-section birth, or symptoms of a weak pelvic floor.
What is included in Post-Pregnancy?
Kayla’s Post-Pregnancy program has 16 weeks, including four foundational weeks that account for the different experiences a woman can go through during her birth. Post-Pregnancy uses minimal equipment, with workouts from 15-25 minutes that can be completed in the comfort of the home environment.
Post-Pregnancy uses lap-based circuits in the resistance sessions. You’ll complete the exercises at your own pace, focusing on maintaining correct form as you rebuild strength.
The program recommends two to three resistance sessions each week, as well as low-intensity cardio and recovery.
Throughout the program, the focus resistance sessions include:
- Lower Body and Core
- Upper Body and Core
- Full Body (optional)
Each resistance workout starts with four mobility exercises to warm up and prepare your body for the circuits that follow.
The first four weeks of Post-Pregnancy are foundational weeks specifically designed for women who had a C-section birth, are experiencing weak pelvic floor symptoms or other post-birth complications.
The Post-Pregnancy program starts gently with two laps of three exercises per circuit in the foundational and first four weeks. From Week 4, there are four exercises and three laps.
There are also optional postural workouts to help relieve tension in the body. These sessions focus on:
- Upper Body Posture (optional)
- Hip Strength (optional)
- Lower Back Relief (optional)
These optional sessions will take just 10-15 minutes, focusing on foam rolling, stretching and strengthening. As the workouts are very low intensity, they do not require a warmup or cool down.
What equipment will you need for Post-Pregnancy?
Post-Pregnancy can be completed at home, or in the gym if you prefer. The equipment used includes:
- Chair
- Dumbbell(s)
- Fitball
- Foam Roller
- Massage Ball
- Recovery Band
- Resistance Band
- Step
- Yoga Mat
What will you achieve with Post-Pregnancy?
Kayla’s Post-Pregnancy program can help women who have had a baby to return to exercise and rebuild strength. This program can be used to strengthen the body after pregnancy, relieve tension in common areas of concern, post-pregnancy, and assist new mothers to return to a regular exercise program.
At the end of the Post-Pregnancy program, new mothers may choose to repeat the program from Week 4 or return to higher-intensity exercise such as High Intensity with Kayla, with the guidance of their medical team.
HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla Itsines
Sweat with trainer Kayla Itsines in her HIIT Cardio & Abs program, designed to leave you feeling energised and strong. This full-body program utilises high-intensity interval training (HIIT) with a focus on core exercises that use minimal equipment.
Get ready to feel proud and build your strength and fitness with workouts you can do in the gym or from the comfort of your home.
Who is HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla for?
HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla is great for women of all fitness levels. The efficient 30-minute workouts make this program perfect for anyone who has a busy schedule or doesn’t have a lot of time.
What is included in HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla?
HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla is a 12-week training program with an additional two foundation weeks to get you familiar with this style of training.
You’ll feel the burn with five 20 to 30-minute workouts each week (including two optional express workouts) that use upper-body and lower-body strength and stability exercises, followed by core finishers to keep you working hard until the very end.
The resistance workouts each week include:
- HIIT Cardio
- HIIT Blast
- HIIT Bootcamp
- Express Abs (Optional)
- Express HIIT (Optional)
The two express workouts can be completed anywhere, in 20 minutes or less and remain optional for the full duration of the program.
There are three LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions each week, and an optional weekly HIIT (high-intensity interval training) cardio session.
You’ll also find a scheduled recovery and rest day each week to allow your body time to repair before your next workout.
What equipment will you need for HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla?
You can complete this program at home or in the gym with minimal equipment required:
- Dumbbells
- Skipping Rope
- Resistance Band
- Recovery Band
- Chair
- Kettlebell
- Plyometric Box
You can increase or decrease the intensity of your workout using equipment, or use the exercise and equipment substitutions features to find alternatives.
If you don’t have access to some of the free weights, you can substitute for household items of a similar weight, like bottles of water, or cans of food, and if you don’t have a plyometric box you can substitute for a sturdy chair or bench instead!
What will you achieve with HIIT Cardio & Abs with Kayla?
You’ll feel amazing, energised and strong with fast and fun workouts that will work you hard in a short amount of time.

Energy Boost Challenge with Kayla
Need to recharge? Boost your energy, feel positive and get ready to take on your day with Kayla Itsines’ Energy Boost Challenge.
This full-body program utilises high-intensity circuit-style training that will give you an intense workout in a short amount of time — and leave you feeling unstoppable.
Who is Kayla’s Energy Boost Challenge for?
The program is suitable for a beginner to intermediate level of fitness with efficient 20 to 30-minute workouts you can do at home, making them perfect for the days when you don’t have a lot of time.
What is included in Kayla’s Energy Boost Challenge?
Kayla’s two-week Energy Boost Challenge will help you kick your fitness into gear and mix up your existing training with three full-body workouts (including one optional express workout) each week.
The workouts alternate in intensity to help improve your strength and fitness at low, moderate and high intensities, using minimal equipment.
The resistance workouts each week include:
- HIIT Boost
- HIIT Pyramid
- Express Boost (Optional)
The express workout can be completed anywhere, in 20 minutes or less and is optional for the full duration of the program.
There are three LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions each week, and an optional weekly HIIT (high-intensity interval training) cardio session.
You’ll also find a scheduled recovery and rest day to allow your body time to repair before your next workout.
What equipment will you need for Kayla’s Energy Boost Challenge?
You can complete this program anywhere, with minimal equipment, including:
- Dumbbells
- Skipping Rope
- Chair
If you don’t have access to dumbbells, you can substitute for household items of similar weight, like bottles of water, or cans of food, and if you don’t have a chair you can substitute for a sturdy bench instead.
What will you achieve with Kayla’s Energy Boost Challenge?
You’ll improve your strength and fitness at home so you have more energy for the activities you love!
Ab Burn Challenge with Kayla
Feel your abs get stronger with Kayla Itsines’ core challenge.
Kayla’s Ab Burn Challenge combines abdominal exercises with high-intensity and full-body movements to keep your core engaged and working hard, so you can feel more capable and stronger than ever!
Who is Kayla’s Ab Burn Challenge for?
The short and effective workouts are the perfect addition to any training program. They’re suitable for anyone with an intermediate level of fitness who wants to focus on improving core strength and experience Kayla’s signature “ab-burn”.
What is included in Kayla’s Ab Burn Challenge?
Kayla’s Ab Burn Challenge is a three-week program that includes three high-intensity circuit-style workouts each week. The workouts can be completed anywhere, with no equipment — in 20 minutes or less.
Each session combines both rep and time-based exercise, which means you can control the intensity of the program to challenge your strength and fitness as you progress your training each week.
The weekly resistance sessions include:
- Ab Burn
- Complete Core
- Strength, Cardio & Abs
There are also two weekly LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions and an optional HIIT (high-intensity interval training) cardio session and you’ll have scheduled recovery and rest days to allow for muscle repair before your next workout.
What will you achieve with Kayla’s Ab Burn Challenge?
Kayla’s Ab Burn Challenge will help you improve your core strength, stability and posture.

Low Impact Strength with Kelsey Wells
Low Impact Strength with Kelsey will help you feel good physically and mentally with at-home training you can do with just dumbbells - no jumping required!
Sweat trainer Kelsey is based in Salt Lake City, Utah, and is ready to give you all the tools you need to care for your health and make the most of your fitness journey.
Who is Low Impact Strength with Kelsey for?
It’s suitable for beginners, or women returning to fitness, and will help you develop muscular strength and endurance. Low Impact Strength with Kelsey is for women everywhere and can be done at home or in the gym.
What is included in Low Impact Strength with Kelsey?
There is a foundation week to introduce you to this training style, followed by an 18-week program that's split into four different training blocks.
Low Impact Strength with Kelsey includes time-based and rep-based strength training you can do at home using dumbbells. You will maximise your training with minimal equipment as you learn fundamental movement patterns with weights.
Choose from three 20 to 25-minute resistance workouts a week:
- Lower Body Basics
- Full-Body Fundamentals
- Upper Body & Core (optional until Week 5)
The program also includes two low-intensity cardio sessions to increase fitness, and a recovery stretching session to improve mobility and flexibility.
What equipment is needed for Low Impact Strength with Kelsey?
To get started with Low Impact Strength with Kelsey, you’ll need:
- Yoga or fitness mat
- Dumbbells
If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute them for safe household items of the same weight — one option you could try is using empty milk cartons and filling them with sand or water.
What will you achieve with Low Impact Strength with Kelsey?
This full-body training program is designed to build your confidence with strength training — so you realise your full potential in your workouts.
Try a Low Impact Strength with Kelsey workout, and get ready to feel good, inside and out!
PWR Zero Equipment
This no-equipment strength training program from Sweat trainer Kelsey Wells is designed to build strength and boost energy expenditure.
Because it requires no equipment, you can train at the gym, at home, or in outdoor spaces, such as a park.
PWR Zero Equipment is designed to help you build lean muscle and increase strength in all areas of your body.
Who is PWR Zero Equipment for?
PWR Zero Equipment is for women who want to experience the transformational power of fitness.
If you’re ready to try this style of training, you can do this PWR Zero Equipment Express Glute workout.
What is included in PWR Zero Equipment?
PWR Zero Equipment is a 10-week full-body training program that uses bodyweight exercises.
The program includes four Beginner weeks to help you build your foundational fitness and become familiar with Kelsey’s style of training.
The Beginner weeks have three resistance workouts, but there are six workouts for you to choose from, so if you want to add extra training sessions, you can. There are also up to three cardio workouts (two are optional) and one recovery session each week.
After these four Beginner weeks, there are six weeks of progressive strength training.
Weeks 1-6 have four recommended weekly workouts, with two optional Express workouts that you can use to meet your weekly training goals if you’re short on time and need to do quick workouts. There are also three cardio workouts (two are optional) and one recovery session every week.
The PWR Zero Equipment workouts available each week are:
- Upper body (25-35 minutes)
- Lower Body (25-35 minutes)
- Full Body (25-35 minutes)
- Abs (25-35 minutes)
- Express Glutes (15 minutes)
- Express Abs (15 minutes)
What equipment will you need for PWR Zero Equipment?
You don’t need any equipment for PWR Zero Equipment.
You may wish to train with a fitness or yoga mat, but you don’t need one for this program.
What will you achieve with PWR Zero Equipment?
If you are a fitness beginner or returning to training after a break, the four Beginner weeks of PWR Zero Equipment will build a foundation of fitness, and progress you to Kelsey’s no-equipment strength training in the subsequent six weeks of the program.
PWR Zero Equipment will help you to increase fitness, boost your metabolism and build lean muscle.

PWR
Kelsey Wells’ workout program is designed to help empower women through fitness. This gym-based program is designed to increase lean muscle and strength throughout your entire body!
Those following PWR will use large equipment and machines, free weights, resistance and bodyweight exercises to pursue their fitness goals.
Who is PWR for?
PWR is for women who want to sculpt lean muscle and increase strength through weight training. This program is designed to help you build inner strength through exercise and the incorporation of a healthy lifestyle. It’s made for women who want to be empowered through fitness.
What is included in PWR?
PWR consists of a style of resistance training called “hypertrophy training” which is designed to increase muscular strength and endurance. There are a total of 64 weeks of PWR available, including four Beginner weeks.
The Beginner weeks of PWR introduce you to weights training with a full-body, upper-body and lower body workout each week. From Week 1 of PWR, workouts focus on Chest & Triceps, Legs & Abs, Back & Shoulders and Arms & Abs (Optional).
Each week from Week 9 of PWR to the end of Week 36, you will complete resistance workouts that target:
- Chest and Triceps
- Legs
- Back and Biceps
- Shoulders and Abs
- Abs (optional)
- Glutes and Hamstrings (optional)
From Week 37 of PWR, the resistance workouts target:
- Chest and Triceps
- Legs
- Back and Shoulders
- Glutes and Hamstrings
- Arms and Abs (optional)
- Abs (optional)
The program begins with three resistance workouts each week, increasing to four workouts in the later weeks. Just like the other Sweat programs, there are two to three low-intensity or high-intensity cardio sessions, as well as two recovery sessions.
The resistance sessions start with a warmup, where you have a choice between doing cardio or cardio and movement. Following this is the Activation, which consists of two circuits to increase your heart rate and prepare you for heavier lifting later in the workout.
Pyramid training focuses on three single exercises for three or four sets with decreasing reps, but increasing weight. Next up are time-based supersets or trisets in Weeks 1-36, which change to lap-based supersets in Week 37. From Week 5 of PWR, you can finish with an optional burnout before the cool down.
How to know what weight to select
Start with a lighter weight and increase it gradually as your strength and confidence improve. For most of the exercises, a weight that represents a 7/10 in difficulty (where “1” is very easy, and “10” is extremely challenging) is appropriate.
What will you achieve with PWR?
Kelsey has designed this program to help you unleash your power! During PWR, you will learn the technical skills of lifting weights as you gain confidence in the gym.
PWR can help you increase lean muscle mass and strength while improving your overall performance and energy levels.

PWR at Home
For those women who love strength training but can’t get to a gym, Kelsey Wells’ PWR at Home program is for you! This program is designed to build overall strength and lean muscle, with targeted workouts for particular muscle groups.
Who is PWR at Home for?
PWR at Home is suitable for any fitness level, even if you’ve never done weight training before. This 48-week weight training program with four beginner weeks is for women at any stage of life who want to empower themselves through fitness and enjoy the physical and mental benefits of exercise that comes from strength training at home.
What is included in PWR at Home?
In the Beginner weeks and the first four weeks of the PWR at Home program, there are three resistance workouts to complete. From Week 5, you will complete four weight-based workouts each week. Depending on which you are in, there are up to seven resistance workouts to choose from.
The resistance workouts available include:
- Chest and Triceps
- Legs
- Glutes and Hamstrings
- Back and Shoulders
- Abs (optional)
- Full Body (optional)
- Express Full Body (optional)
Resistance workouts take between 35-45 minutes to complete. Just like our other Sweat programs, there are three recommended at-home cardio workouts — these decrease from Week 9 to only two sessions per week. You’ll also find one active recovery session for each week and one rest day.
Each resistance workout starts with a warmup, followed by an Activation, a weights-based Circuit, Supersets and a Cool Down. From Week 5, you’ll also have the option to do burnouts at the end of the workout — the aim is to push you a little harder to maximise your results.
What equipment will you need for PWR at Home?
While you can complete the workouts at home, you will need some basic equipment to help you increase your strength. The equipment chosen for PWR at Home includes items most home gym setups already have or are inexpensive to purchase.
The equipment required includes:
- Barbell
- Bench (Week 5 onwards)
- Chair
- Deadball
- Dumbbells
- Fitball
- Kettlebell
- Long Resistance Band
- Medicine Ball
- Recovery Band
- Resistance Band
- Skipping Rope
- Step
- Weight Plate
- Wooden Dowel
- Yoga Mat
What will you achieve with PWR at Home?
PWR at Home utilises a training style that will develop your muscular endurance and strength. This style of strength training is beneficial for gaining muscle and promoting fat loss.
This program is an excellent choice for women who want to sculpt muscle and increase overall fitness in the comfort of their homes to find the best version of themselves!

PWR Fusion
If you loved Kelsey Wells' PWRful You Challenge program or are looking for a blend of PWR and PWR At Home, Kelsey’s 12-week PWR Fusion program is for you! This program is designed to build overall strength and lean muscle, with targeted workouts for particular muscle groups.
Who is PWR Fusion for?
PWR Fusion is perfect for intermediate fitness levels who have access to a gym or a good home set-up, but it can also be modified for beginners or those who only have access to a set of dumbbells.
Kelsey is passionate about designing workout programs which you can tailor to your own needs and goals while building your physical and emotional strength, and says PWR Fusion can meet you where you’re at.
What is included in PWR Fusion?
In Block 1 (weeks 1-6), there are three 30-45 minute strength training workouts each week to target and strengthen different muscle groups across your upper and lower body, plus an optional fourth core workout and weekly cardio sessions. Your weekly workout breakdown consists of:
- Glutes & hamstrings
- Back & shoulders
- Chest & triceps
- Abs
Each workout follows a format that includes muscle activation, pyramids, trisets, supersets and burnouts, but the formatting is more condensed than PWR or PWR At Home.
In Block 2 (weeks 7-12), you’ll dial up the intensity as you continue to build strength with three targeted workouts, following the same format as Block 1, plus a new optional leg-day session!
If you’re familiar with Kelsey’s training style and other programs, PWR Fusion follows the same structure as her popular PWRful You challenge program, while incorporating fan-favourite elements from PWR and PWR At Home.
What equipment will you need for PWR Fusion?
If you have access to a gym or have a great range of home gym equipment, you’ll be using:
- Barbell and weight plates
- Squat rack (optional)
- Dumbbells
- Bench
- Kettlebells
- Deadball
- Resistance and recovery bands
If you have limited access to equipment or are still building your confidence using gym equipment, you can also make adjustments to complete each workout with dumbbells.
What will you achieve with PWR Fusion?
Over the course of the program, you’ll aim to progressively build your strength and start to lift heavier weights. Kelsey has designed PWR Fusion to help you feel stronger, fitter and more confident by the end of the 12 weeks.
PWR Express
Who is PWR Express for?
If you’re low on time but still looking for a way to feel strong - inside AND out - Kelsey’s PWR Express program is perfect for you.
What is included in PWR Express?
There are three 20-minute weekly workouts focusing on a different muscle group - Glutes & Hamstrings, Back & Shoulders, and Chest & Triceps, plus an optional full-body workout and cardio sessions to keep you moving throughout the week.
What equipment will you need for PWR Express?
To get started, you’ll need dumbbells, a bench, a step, resistance bands and a medicine ball, making this program best for a good home set-up or the gym.
What will you achieve with PWR Express?
PWR Express is the perfect strength and endurance training program if you’re short on time but want an efficient and structured way to train to maintain or build your strength and fitness.

Pregnancy with Kelsey
If you’re currently pregnant and interested in trying Kelsey’s new program, it’s essential you receive clearance from your healthcare provider before you begin.
With Kelsey’s prenatal qualifications, her years of experience as a trainer and mother, and her empowering approach to fitness, this 40-week program has been in high demand from women around the world who are looking for a way to continue exercising during their pregnancy.
Who is Pregnancy with Kelsey for?
Pregnancy with Kelsey is suitable for women who want to stay active or find a gentle way to move during pregnancy with low-impact workouts. When you select the program in the Sweat app, you’ll be asked to enter what week of pregnancy you’re in so you start in the right place.
What is included in Pregnancy with Kelsey?
This 40-week program is uniquely tailored to each trimester (where you start the program will depend on how far along you are) and is designed to help you move with confidence as you maintain your strength, fitness, posture and general health from bump through to birth.
Each week has a mixture of resistance sessions, cardio sessions, recovery and rest days, all of which are optional.
There are three optional resistance workouts — Full Body, Upper Body, and Lower Body — every week which take around 20-30 minutes to complete. Each resistance session follows a superset and circuit format. Some sections are rep-based, others are time-based.
A warm-up and cool-down are also included before and after every resistance session.
The cardio sessions are low-intensity steady-state (LISS), and you can choose to do low-impact cardio such as walking, swimming or cycling during these sessions. The recovery sessions are focused on areas such as lower back relief, hip mobility, and upper back and neck relief.
What equipment will you need for Pregnancy with Kelsey?
You can do Pregnancy with Kelsey at home or in the gym with some basic equipment including:
- Dumbbells
- Bench
- Resistance Band
- Recovery Band
If you don’t have dumbbells, you can use your bodyweight or substitute for two safe objects of the same weight, such as bags of food, water bottles, or other household items.
If you don’t have a suitable chair, you can use a stable, flat surface such as a bench or step instead.
What will you achieve with Pregnancy with Kelsey?
Pregnancy with Kelsey can help you feel strong and stay active throughout your pregnancy from the comfort of your own home (or a gym!) with minimal equipment.
PWR Post-Pregnancy
For the new mums experiencing this ever-changing journey, looking after your health is so crucial. This Post-Pregnancy program by Sweat Trainer Kelsey Wells can assist women in improving their confidence and self-love for their body following pregnancy. Kelsey has a National Personal Training Association Postnatal Fitness Certification (NPTA PFC).
This program focuses on improving posture and regaining strength safely with low-impact exercises. The gentle workouts are designed specifically for women who are looking to get back into a regular fitness routine after having a child.
Who is PWR Post-Pregnancy for?
Before beginning PWR Post-Pregnancy, women must receive clearance from their doctor at their six-week checkup to participate in low-intensity exercise. It’s essential that you work closely with your health professional at this time, and that you are free from pain and soreness.
You don’t need any previous workout experience to start this program, as it’s suitable for those who are new to fitness.
What is included in PWR Post-Pregnancy?
The PWR Post-Pregnancy program is broken down into three stages to help you get back into the routine of regular exercise. The 28-minute workouts are designed to fit around the busy schedule new mothers have while giving you time to focus on your own needs.
The post-natal training includes gentle warmups, low-impact workouts for abdominal, pelvic floor and full-body that can be done with or without equipment.
The early weeks of the program focus on improving posture and core strength, and as you progress, exercises to help increase muscle tone and build strength are incorporated.
There are a total of 24 weeks in the PWR Post-Pregnancy program. The first eight weeks, which include four beginner weeks and four weeks of the regular program, are focused on healing and restoring. At Week 5, the focus shifts to regaining strength.
Here is how the program progresses:
Beginner weeks:
- One resistance workout, one optional resistance workout
- Each circuit contains two exercises and two stretches
- The primary focus is on the transverse abdominis and pelvic floor activation, and stretching muscles that may have become tight during pregnancy.
Weeks 1-4:
- Two resistance workouts, one optional resistance workout
- Each circuit contains three exercises and one stretch
Weeks 5-8:
- Each circuit includes four exercises and no stretches
As in the other Sweat programs, rest days and active recovery sessions allow your body adequate time to recover from training. There are options for active recovery focussing on the upper body, lower body and full body.
When you reach the end of the program, you may wish to continue working out at home. You can repeat the program from Week 5 to continue to rebuild your overall strength and confidence.
If you are up for the challenge, you may move on to another training program. It’s important to consult your doctor at this stage before starting a new exercise program post-pregnancy.
What will you achieve with PWR Post-Pregnancy?
This program is designed to help you regain and strengthen your body through low-impact, low-intensity workouts. It can be used as a stepping stone to safely return to high-intensity exercise with the guidance of your medical team.
Strong Glutes Challenge with Kelsey
Build, shape and strengthen your lower body at home or the gym with Kelsey Wells’ Strong Glutes Challenge.
The program includes targeted workouts that utilise different training techniques to help strengthen the muscles in your glutes, while simultaneously engaging your core. Optional upper-body workouts are also available for a well-rounded, whole-body program to improve your overall strength and stability.
Who is Kelsey’s Strong Glutes Challenge for?
Kelsey’s Strong Glutes Challenge is for anyone with an intermediate level of fitness who wants to develop strength in their lower body.
What is included in Kelsey’s Strong Glutes Challenge?
The four-week program includes minimal-equipment workouts you can do at home or the gym in 35 minutes or less.
Each week you can choose from four workouts (including one optional upper-body workout) that contain supersets and trisets to build and strengthen your muscles using free weights or just your bodyweight.
You can choose from the following weekly resistance sessions:
- Glutes & Hamstrings
- Glutes & Quads
- Express Glutes & Abs
- Upper Body (Optional)
The Upper Body resistance session is optional for the whole program and follows the same structure as the glute-focused workouts.
The express workout includes circuits that will get your heart rate up at home in 15 minutes using just a resistance band, and there are also two LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions and an optional HIIT cardio session.
You’ll have a recovery and a rest day to reset and allow your muscles time to repair before your next session.
What equipment will you need for Kelsey’s Strong Glutes Challenge?
You can complete this program anywhere you have enough space to move and with access to a few pieces of equipment:
- Barbell
- Bench
- Dumbbells
- Resistance Band
If you don’t have free weights, you can use Sweat’s exercise substitutions feature, or substitute for household items of similar weight instead, like cans of food or bottles of water.
What will you achieve with Kelsey’s Strong Glutes Challenge?
You’ll celebrate movement feeling powerful and more confident after every session.
Redefine Fitness: Strength and Mindfulness with Kelsey
This unique guided program will help you build your strength and create a more mindful relationship with exercise, with workouts that incorporate mindfulness exercises and supportive affirmations. This is mindfulness meets movement. With Kelsey guiding you through the whole workout, it’s like your own one-on-one training session!
Who is Redefine Fitness for?
It’s suitable for all fitness levels - beginners to advanced - and the intensity can be adjusted by changing your weights. The combination of mindfulness and strength training makes this program perfect for anyone seeking an introduction to mindfulness in a way that can be integrated into their fitness routine.
It’s also an achievable entry point for those starting their strength journey, wanting to improve their relationship with exercise, or those looking for a more intimate and guided workout experience with Kelsey. With minimal equipment required, these workouts are perfect no matter where you like to train.
What is included in Redefine Fitness?
Redefine Fitness is a four-week program that includes four workouts each week between 30-35 minutes each. Every workout is in a follow-along format with Kelsey coaching you through a combination of strength training and mindfulness practices, such as breathwork, affirmations and gratitude. She’ll be encouraging you throughout the workout, as well as giving you helpful tips. These sessions are all about building strength through time under tension, rather than reps, so the pace and intensity is up to you.
What equipment is needed for Redefine Fitness?
All you need to get started is a set of dumbbells. If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute them for safe household items of the same weight — one option you could try is using empty milk cartons and filling them with sand or water.
What will you achieve with Redefine Fitness?
This mindful strength training program is designed to support you on your physical health journey, as well as your mental and emotional journey! You’ll be building your strength, confidence and a healthy connection between your mind and body, as well as learning the tools to make your workouts more mindful.

BUILD
BUILD is a gym-based powerbuilding program that focuses on lifting heavy weights with correct technique while developing your muscle mass. Each specialised weight-lifting workout is designed to help develop discipline, strength and confidence on the journey to peak performance.
Who is BUILD for?
This program is for those women who are serious about lifting and want a program designed to help them develop their strength, increase muscle mass and improve lifting performance. The primary lifts the program focuses on are the sumo deadlift, bench press and squat. The aim is to improve your 1RM or “one-rep max” over time.
The BUILD program is for those new to heavy lifting or those who already lift weights. While other Sweat programs have just four beginner weeks, BUILD has 12 beginner weeks. During this time, you can learn the correct form and ensure the safe practice of powerlifting techniques.
If you’ve never tried lifting heavy weights before, the BUILD program can help you to get started safely. Starting powerbuilding as a beginner means allowing for gradual strength development before attempting heavy squats or deadlifts.
You’ll begin with lighter weights and ensure that you have the correct technique, allowing yourself to adapt physically and mentally to the new training style.
What is included in BUILD?
Here’s what you can expect at each stage of BUILD:
Beginner Weeks 1-12
- 3 resistance workouts (1x upper-body, 1x lower-body and 1x full-body session)
- 1 optional Glutes & Abs resistance workout;
- 2 low-intensity cardio sessions.
After the beginner weeks, you will progress to:
- 2 upper-body resistance workouts
- 2 lower body resistance workouts
- 2 low-intensity cardio sessions
- Optional resistance workouts in the later weeks for experienced lifters
Each resistance workout will take around 40-60 minutes to complete, and includes a warm-up and a cool down session. During the 12 beginner weeks, you will build a solid foundation through a combination of traditional set training, supersets, bodyweight conditioning and weighted circuits. An optional Glutes & Abs session is available to help increase strength and muscular endurance.
After the beginner weeks, the workouts progress to a mix of set training and supersets centred around one of the primary movements — sumo deadlift, squat or bench press.
Time for recovery is critical for a powerbuilding program, and there are two recovery sessions to complete each week during the entire BUILD program.
How to know what weight to select
Before beginning BUILD 1.0, you will be asked to complete a 1RM assessment. This test will provide the weight recommendations for key lifts in the program, including the sumo deadlift, bench press and squat. Where there is no 1RM value provided, you will follow an RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) to help guide you in selecting the weight.
What will you achieve with BUILD?
BUILD can help you to develop the discipline needed to reach your goals, and a sense of accomplishment when you achieve them. Powerbuilding can help you to increase both muscle mass and strength to improve your performance in the gym.
LIFTING at Home
LIFTING at Home brings weight training into the home environment. Using a few key pieces of home gym equipment, each workout will guide you to develop and refine the key movement patterns of weight lifting, maintain muscle size and build core strength.
Who is LIFTING at Home for?
LIFTING at Home is for anyone who wants to incorporate strength and weight training into their routine, in a home environment. It’s suitable for women who are less experienced with bodybuilding and powerlifting training techniques. If you’re already completing BUILD or another form of gym-based weight-lifting, LIFTING at Home provides an option for training at-home so that you can maintain your progress even when you can’t make it to the gym.
To do this program, you’ll need a few pieces of at-home gym equipment, including a pair of dumbbells, a kettlebell and a resistance band.
What’s included in LIFTING at Home?
LIFTING at Home is a 21-week program, with three 30-40 minute resistance workouts scheduled each week. If you are new to lifting, there are an additional four foundation weeks. Then, from Week 1 of LIFTING at Home, you’ll find an optional barbell workout you can do if you have a well-equipped home gym set up — or ask the Sweat member support team for equipment substitution ideas.
The workouts are made up of supersets, beginning with larger compound exercises, followed by supersets of accessory exercises for the target muscle groups, to increase muscular fatigue. In each workout, you’ll target a different area of the body, training each specific area to optimise your strength gains. So many of the Sweat Community have asked for more core-specific training, so to finish each workout, there is a core-focused bodyweight superset.
Foundation Weeks 1-4
- 1 x Upper Body resistance session
- 1 x Lower Body resistance session
- 1 x Full Body resistance session
Weeks 1-6
- 1 x Upper Body resistance session
- 1 x Lower Body resistance session
- 1 x Full Body resistance session
- 1 x Barbell resistance session (optional)
Weeks 7-15
- 2 x Upper Body resistance session
- 1 x Quads & Hamstrings resistance session
- 1 x Glutes resistance session
- 1 x Glute Burn resistance session (optional)
Weeks 16-21
- 1 x High Rep Lower Body resistance session
- 1 x High Rep Upper Body resistance session
- 1 x Low Rep Lower Body resistance session
- 1 x Low Rep Upper Body resistance session
- 1 x Glute Burn resistance session (optional)
With every training program, but especially a weight-lifting program, your rest and recovery are just as important as the training you do. In each week of LIFTING at Home, you’ll find one scheduled active recovery session and one rest day.
There’s also a low-intensity cardio workout scheduled each week, which helps to improve blood flow and circulation to your working muscles amongst other cardiovascular benefits, when combined with your strength training at home.
In the four Foundational Weeks, each workout begins with a tri-set and two supersets focusing on the target area, and finishing with a core superset. From Week 1, the workout structure changes to three targeted supersets and a core superset. You’ll do three laps of each set, followed by one minute of rest— you can use this time to set up your equipment for the next set and take a sip of water. Each workout includes burnouts to keep challenging you.
There’s an optional barbell workout during Weeks 1-6 consisting of three strength sets of barbell exercises, finishing with a core strength exercise for the last set.
During Weeks 7-15, the total number of exercises in target area workouts will increase every three weeks to ensure that you continue to gain strength and muscle.
From Week 16, the weekly goals increase to four, with five sessions available and the workout splits change to focus on high rep upper and lower-body sessions and low rep upper and lower-body sessions. Each workout begins with a strength pyramid followed by a hypertrophy circuit, time-based conditioning section and ends with an abs superset.
Before every workout, it’s recommended that you warm up properly, using the warm-up supplied, and once you’ve completed the lifts in the workout, you’ll find a cool down to promote recovery and lengthen and stretch the muscles you have just trained.
How to know what weight to select
To select your weight for LIFTING at Home, you can use your rate of perceived exertion, or RPE.
If you’re unsure, choose a lighter weight and increase it until you find a difficulty of 7-8 for the full number of repetitions in each set.
What will you achieve with LIFTING at Home?
With LIFTING at Home, you can get your strength training done at home. For those who are already doing strength training, this program gives you an option to maintain your strength and muscle volume, even when you can’t get to the gym.
For those new to strength training, this program guides you to start training from home. If you’ve wanted to lift weights at the gym but don’t have the confidence yet, LIFTING at Home can be a great way for you to develop the correct technique and build your strength, from home!
LIFTING at Home will also increase your core strength and stability, providing a strong foundation for other training styles.

Strength & Resistance
Strength & Resistance is a gym-based program and the perfect introduction to using weights to reach your health and fitness goals in the gym.
Who is Strength & Resistance for?
This program is for women who have an intermediate level of fitness. These workouts will help you build your confidence and improve your lifting technique in the gym while defining and building lean muscle.
What is included in Strength & Resistance?
This is a 12-week gym program with an additional six foundation weeks that will get you feeling strong and empowered. The workouts include a variety of exercises and techniques like supersets, pyramids and trisets to keep your training interesting!
There are four to six available resistance sessions each week. Below are the recommended workouts for each stage of the program:
Foundation Weeks 1-6
- Full Body Push
- Full Body Pull
- Glutes (Glutes)
Weeks 1-6
- Shoulders & Back Blast
- Glutes & Hamstrings Builder
- Chest, Back & Arm Pump
- Quads & Hamstrings Burner
- Shoulders & Arm Blast (Optional)
- Shoulders & Biceps
- Quads & Glutes
- Chest & Triceps
- Abdominals
- Hamstrings & Quads
- Back & Triceps
The program begins with six foundation weeks to help you establish your technique using simple exercises and machines. From Weeks 1-12 of the full program, the exercises will progress in complexity as you gain confidence in the gym.
Each resistance workout will take around 45-50 minutes to complete, and includes a warmup and cool down session. There are also two scheduled low-intensity cardio (LISS) sessions each week and an optional high-intensity cardio (HIIT) session.
There is one recovery session to complete each week during the entire Strength & Resistance program.
How to know what weight to select
The same as other gym-based Sweat programs, you should choose a weight that feels challenging, but still allows you to comfortably complete the stated number of reps for each exercise. A good starting point is to select a weight that feels around a 7 out of 10 in difficulty.
You can keep track of the weights you use by logging them during each workout.
What will you achieve with Strength & Resistance?
The variety of exercises and techniques used in Strength & Resistance will help you build strength and lean muscle, while improving your confidence and lifting technique in the gym.
Get ready to feel the burn, feel energised and strong!

FIERCE Zero Equipment
This high-intensity training program from Sweat trainer Chontel Duncan is designed to improve fitness and increase strength.
It is a no-equipment program, which means it can be done at the gym, at home, or in outdoor spaces — anywhere with enough room for a fitness or yoga mat and your body.
Who is FIERCE Zero Equipment for?
FIERCE Zero Equipment is for women who want to try Chontel Duncan’s high-intensity interval training style.
If you’re ready to try FIERCE Zero Equipment, you can do this Full-Body Strength workout.
Get ready to unleash your inner warrior!
What is included in FIERCE Zero Equipment?
FIERCE Zero Equipment is a new 10-week full-body training program.
The program includes four Beginner weeks which are designed to build your fitness and strength so you’re ready for the subsequent six weeks of FIERCE Zero Equipment.
The Beginner weeks start with three resistance workouts each week, and there are two cardio workouts and one recovery session.
Weeks 1-6 have four recommended weekly workouts. There are optional Express workouts available each week if you are short on time but still want to meet your training goals. During these weeks it is recommended you complete three cardio workouts (one is optional) and one recovery session.
The FIERCE Zero Equipment workouts to choose from each week are:
- Full Body Strength (25-35 minutes)
- AMRAP (36 minutes)
- Tabata (28 minutes)
- Express Abs (15 minutes)
- Express HIIT (15 minutes)
What equipment will you need for FIERCE Zero Equipment?
As the name implies, you don’t need any equipment for FIERCE Zero Equipment.
If you have a fitness or yoga mat, you can use it for workouts, but the workouts have been designed so they can be completed anywhere, using no equipment — if you don’t have a mat you can use a towel instead.
What will you achieve with FIERCE Zero Equipment?
If you are new to training or returning after a break, the FIERCE Zero Equipment Beginner weeks will build a fitness base, and progress you to a combination of strength training and high-intensity interval training in the following weeks of the program.
FIERCE Zero Equipment will help you to increase your strength and supercharge your fitness — with absolutely no gym gear required!
FIERCE
Chontel Duncan’s FIERCE program combines strength with high-intensity training. Her unique training style can help you reduce body fat while increasing strength and lean muscle mass.
The program focuses on improving overall fitness through a variety of training styles so that you’ll never get bored!
FIERCE draws influence from boxing and functional training and uses a range of machine weights, free weights and bodyweight exercises to help you to get stronger inside and out.
Who is FIERCE for?
FIERCE is for women who want to feel strong and unleash their inner warrior. The range of training styles used throughout the program will keep workouts exciting.
The FIERCE workouts combine strength training with high-intensity circuit-style training to build cardiovascular fitness. You will enjoy this program if you don’t like to train continuously the same way each session.
What is included in FIERCE?
Each week of the FIERCE program includes:
- Three resistance sessions, increasing to four in the later weeks.
- Two to three cardio sessions
- Two active recovery sessions
Be prepared for every workout to be different! Strength workouts, which focus on full-body, upper body and lower body, contain supersets and circuits. The high-intensity workouts focus on the full body and include circuit training, Tabata and AMRAP (As Many Reps As Possible) workouts.
The key to getting the most out of FIERCE is to be consistent with your training! You are capable of reaching your goals with the right support network and a dedicated, consistent approach to training. Reaching out to the Sweat Community through the Forum, and following Sweat and Chontel on social media can give you the fitness motivation you need when the going gets tough.
What will you achieve with FIERCE?
During FIERCE, you can build strength, decrease body fat and increase lean muscle and cardiovascular fitness. The holistic training approach can improve your fitness in all areas.
FIERCE at Home
FIERCE at Home enables you to train like a warrior, with strength and high-intensity workouts that you can do at home! Designed for the unpredictable modern life, Chontel Duncan created this program to provide you with options to keep you moving towards your fitness goals.
This 34-week program includes four Beginner weeks. It provides high-intensity training and strength workouts for constant variety, inspired by Muay Thai-style training.
Who is FIERCE at Home for?
FIERCE at Home is for women who want to unleash their inner warrior while maintaining the flexibility to fit their training around their other commitments by working out at home.
What is included in FIERCE at Home?
Each week of the FIERCE at Home Program includes:
- Three resistance sessions, increasing to four in the later weeks
- Two to three cardio sessions
- Two active recovery sessions
The workouts include several training styles for variety so you stay motivated for a new challenge in each workout. You will find strength, high-intensity exercises, boxing and Muay Thai workouts designed to create a holistic approach to training.
What will you achieve with FIERCE at Home?
FIERCE at Home is designed to help you to increase strength, lean muscle and cardiovascular fitness with training that complements your lifestyle. With FIERCE at Home, you can improve your fitness in all areas. Each workout will leave you feeling as though you’ve achieved something for yourself, and you are ready to face whatever life brings your way.

Full Body HIIT with Chontel Duncan
Take your training to the next level and feel incredible with Chontel Duncan’s Full Body HIIT program.
Full Body HIIT with Chontel is an advanced training program that will push you to improve your agility, performance and overall fitness with efficient and challenging high-intensity workouts.
Are you ready to feel unstoppable?
Who is Full Body HIIT with Chontel for?
This program is perfect for women who have been training for a while and are ready to reignite their love for exercise and challenge themselves with new and intense workouts.
What is included in Full Body HIIT with Chontel?
The program begins with a foundation week to get you started, then moves into a 16-week program that will leave you feeling accomplished and ready to take on the world!
Each week you can choose from three 30-minute workouts that explore different styles of HIIT like Tabata and AMRAP. There’s also an optional express workout for the days when you’re short on time, and an optional skipping challenge workout to help you build your endurance.
The scheduled weekly sessions include:
- Full Body Tabata
- Full Body AMRAP
- Super 30’s
- Skipping Challenge (Optional)
- Express Burnout (Optional)
There are two scheduled LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions that Chontel recommends completing on alternate days to your resistance sessions.
You’ll also have an optional HIIT cardio session and a rest day to allow your body enough time to repair before your next class.
What equipment will you need for Full Body HIIT with Chontel?
You can complete Chontels’ Full Body HIIT workouts at home using a few pieces of equipment:
- Dumbbells
- Kettlebell
- Chair
- Skipping Rope
- Step
- Resistance Bands
- Medicine Ball
If you need equipment or exercise alternatives you can use the exercise and equipment substitution features during your workouts to find alternatives.
You can also substitute free weights like dumbbells or a kettlebell for household items of similar weight, like bottles of water, or cans of food.
What will you achieve with Full Body HIIT with Chontel?
Full Body HIIT with Chontel will help you find confidence so you can prove to yourself that you can become more than you are right now! The workouts will push you out of your comfort zone — if you can accomplish them, you can tackle the world!
Low Impact Strength With Chontel Duncan
Get ready to take your strength to new heights without a single jump.
Low Impact Strength is a six-week program designed to build your strength at home or in the gym with minimal equipment, no matter what your starting point is.
Who is Low Impact Strength with Chontel for?
This program is perfect for women who are at the beginning of their fitness journey and want to try strength training, or those at an intermediate level who want to build their strength progressively without any jumping. It’s also a great option for anyone interested in trying Chontel’s more advanced programs or work towards heavier lifting but want to build your foundational strength and fitness first.
What is included in Low Impact Strength with Chontel?
This six-week program includes three 30-45 minute workouts each week - Lower Body & Core, Full Body, and Upper Body & Core.
Each workout focuses on foundational strength exercises without any jumping to support your joints to be able to handle load and impact. The workouts incorporate supersets and circuits, as well as sections that focus on muscular endurance, strength and core.
There are weekly LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions that Chontel recommends completing on alternate days to your resistance sessions, plus an optional cardio HIIT session.
To promote muscle recovery between workouts, there are two weekly mobility and stretching sessions (for upper and lower body), and full rest days.
What equipment will you need for Low Impact Strength with Chontel?
You can complete Chontel’s Low Impact Strength workouts at home or in the gym using a few pieces of equipment:
- Dumbbells
- Chair
- Resistance Bands
If you need equipment or exercise alternatives you can use the exercise and equipment substitution features during your workouts to find alternatives.
You can also substitute free weights like dumbbells for household items of similar weight, like bottles of water, or cans of food.
What will you achieve with Low Impact Strength with Chontel?
Low Impact Strength with Chontel will help you find your confidence with resistance training and build your strength without any jumping or high impact exercises. A stronger you starts here! This program will also put you in a great place to progress to any of Chontel’s other programs or another strength program in the Sweat app if that’s the next step you want to take in your fitness journey!

High Intensity Strength at Home with Cass
High Intensity Strength at Home with Cass Olholm is an advanced training program that combines heavy lifting, functional movement and high-intensity training for high-energy workouts.
It is an efficient training style that you can do at home, using dumbbells, kettlebells and a skipping rope.
Get ready to level up your training!
Who is High Intensity Strength at Home for?
High Intensity Strength at Home is for women who already have a fitness foundation and want to advance their training. If you’ve already been training with weights, working out three times a week for at least three months, and you’re ready for something new, High Intensity Strength is for you.
Sweat trainer Cass is a strength and conditioning coach who has designed a program that will introduce you to her style of training, so you become familiar with the movements you’ll be doing in her workouts, and enable you to master your technique. The program will progressively build your strength, power and fitness.
What’s included in High Intensity Strength at Home?
High Intensity Strength at Home is a 16-week at-home program, with three to four 30-45 minute resistance workouts scheduled each week.
In the four introductory weeks, Cass will introduce you to her style of training so you can master the exercises.
The following six weeks will progressively improve your strength, your skill and your speed.
High Intensity Strength at Home includes a lot of variety — expect strength training, HIIT (high-intensity interval training), AMRAP (as many reps as possible) and Tabata. There are also Strength + Cardio workouts that follow metcon-style training — this is short for “metabolic conditioning”. These are high-intensity workouts that will boost your metabolism for up to 48 hours after the workout is completed, due to greater excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC) — you might also know this as the “afterburn effect”.
Each week of High Intensity Strength at Home includes:
Introductory Weeks 1-4
- 1 Full Body HIIT
- Lower Body Strength + Cardio
- Full Body Tabata
- 2 LISS cardio
- 1 Recovery session
Weeks 1-3
- 1 Full Body HIIT
- Lower Body Strength + Cardio
- Full Body Tabata
- 2 LISS cardio
- 1 Recovery session
Weeks 4-12
- Lower Body Strength + Cardio
- Upper Body Strength + Cardio
- Full Body Tabata
- Full Body HIIT
- 3 LISS cardio
- 1 Recovery session
There are also optional training sessions available each week. For the days when you’re short on time, you can choose from two Express workouts that take between 15-20 minutes:
- Express High Intensity
- Express AMRAP
Your rest and recovery are just as important as your training. Each week of High Intensity Strength at Home, you’ll find one scheduled active recovery session and one rest day. If you find that you experience muscle soreness with this style of training, there are two additional recovery sessions available each week that will help.
There are also low-intensity cardio workouts (LISS) scheduled each week, which help to benefit your overall health and improve blood flow and circulation to your muscles.
How to know what weight to select
It’s important to use the correct technique during the exercises, so choose a weight that allows you to maintain good form while still challenging you. If you’re unsure, choose a lighter weight and increase it until you find a difficulty of 7-8 for the full number of repetitions in each set.
What will you achieve with High Intensity Strength at Home?
High Intensity Strength at Home is designed to help you increase your strength and the weight you can lift, improve your skills in lifting and exercise technique, and boost your speed so you can complete exercises in the workouts more quickly.
This program will also help to elevate your energy expenditure through efficient, high-intensity training that will increase your metabolism for up to 48 hours post-workout. The combination of training in High Intensity Strength at Home may also improve your overall health, including your fitness, body composition and cardiovascular health.
If you’re looking to step up your training style with challenging workouts, High Intensity Strength at Home with Cas is for you.
High Intensity Strength with Cass
Sweat trainer Cass Olholm’s High Intensity Strength is not your typical gym program — using a varied training approach, you will improve your skill and performance in Olympic-style lifts, functional movements and high-intensity exercises.
Who is High Intensity Strength with Cass for?
High Intensity Strength is for women who have an advanced level of fitness and who love the idea of experimenting with new lifts — if you’ve tried High Intensity Strength at Home with Cass and want to step up your training in the gym, this is the perfect program for you.
Cass has designed this program to introduce you to her style of training in the gym, and push you so that you can take your performance to another level.
What’s included in High Intensity Strength with Cass?
High Intensity Strength is a 16-week gym program with three to six 30-45 minute resistance workouts scheduled each week.
There are four foundation weeks that can be done at home and focus on fundamental movement patterns. These are followed by a challenging six-week program to progressively improve your strength, skill and speed.
Cass’ gym-based High Intensity Strength program includes varied training and uses a range of gym equipment and bodyweight exercises.
Each week of High Intensity Strength with Cass includes:
- Lower Body — Strength + Cardio
- Upper Body — Strength + Cardio
- Full Body Tabata
- Strength & Technique (Optional)
- Express Metcon (Optional)
- Express Cardio (Optional)
The optional Strength & Technique session remains optional during the foundation weeks, then becomes part of your scheduled resistance workouts from Week 1 of the full program.
For the days when you’re short on time, you can choose from two express workouts which remain optional for the duration of the program.
You’ll find one scheduled active recovery session and one rest day, but there are two additional recovery sessions available each week that can help with tight muscles you might experience as a result of this challenging training style.
There are also two low-intensity cardio workouts (LISS) scheduled each week and an optional high-intensity cardio (HIIT) session.
How to know what weight to select
To ensure you’re using the correct technique during the exercises, choose a weight that allows you to maintain good form while still challenging yourself. You can keep track of the weights you use by logging them during each workout on the Sweat app.
What will you achieve with High Intensity Strength?
High Intensity Strength with Cass will help you push yourself and improve your physical performance, speed and endurance.
This full-body gym program includes explosive movements designed to reduce body fat, increase strength and maximise energy use — both during and after your workout.
Body Burn Challenge with Cass
Challenge your strength, speed and performance with Cass Olholm’s non-stop high-intensity workouts.
Body Burn Challenge with Cass will help you master explosive movements so you can step into your strength and out of your comfort zone.
Who is Cass’ Body Burn Challenge for?
The full-body program is perfect for intermediate to advanced fitness levels and anyone who wants to experience the adrenaline rush after a tough workout.
What is included in Cass’ Body Burn Challenge?
Body Burn Challenge with Cass is a four-week program that will help you increase your fitness with minimal-equipment workouts you can do at home or the gym in 30 minutes or less.
You’ll feel the burn of progress with three 20 to 30-minute workouts each week that include a combination of high-intensity and strength exercises that will push you — from start to finish.
You can choose from the following weekly resistance sessions:
- HIIT Pyramid
- Strong Six
- Strength & Cardio Chipper
There are also three LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions and an optional HIIT cardio session.
You’ll have a recovery day to help aid muscle repair before your next session.
What equipment will you need for Cass’ Body Burn Challenge?
You can complete this program at home or the gym with a few basic pieces of equipment:
- Kettlebell
- Dumbbells
- Skipping rope
If you don’t have access to free weights, you can substitute for household items of similar weight instead, like cans of food or bottles of water.
What will you achieve with Cass’ Body Burn Challenge?
This program will help to improve your fitness and muscular endurance by challenging you to master your movement across a range of full-body exercises.
Elite Conditioning with Cass
This program from Cass Olholm is all about lifting heavy, dialling up the intensity of your workouts and unleashing the potential you know is within.
Who is Elite Conditioning with Cass for?
Designed for intermediate and advanced fitness levels, this full-body strength training program is perfect for anyone who loves lifting heavier weights and pushing themselves as they look to level up their strength training.
Whether you love Cass’ training style or have been building your strength and are ready to take the next step in your fitness journey, Elite Conditioning is going to challenge you and elevate your strength to a whole new level. Because it’s a follow-along style program, Elite Conditioning is great if you enjoy the feeling of working out right alongside your trainer and want live demos as you move!
What is included in Elite Conditioning with Cass?
This program is made up of 20 different workouts in total, alternating between five different formats:
- Upper-body strength and Metcon (metabolic conditioning)
- Lower-body strength and Metcon
- Full-body Tabata
- Full body HIIT
- HIIT pyramid
Each full-body Tabata session will take you 40 minutes, the upper and lower-body strength sessions and full-body HIIT workouts go for 35 minutes and the HIIT pyramids are 20 minutes.
This training style includes a challenging combination of heavy lifting, a variety of functional movements and a mixture of intensities to keep your body challenged and your mind engaged. Get ready for moves like squats, deadlifts, shoulder press, bent-over rows, bicep curls and glute bridges, with all the core and cardio you need, too!
What equipment will you need for Elite Conditioning with Cass?
While some of Cass’ other programs were designed with the gym (or a great home set-up!) in mind, Elite Conditioning requires minimal equipment, making it easy to workout wherever you are. All you need to get started is a set of dumbbells!
What will you achieve with Elite Conditioning with Cass?
By using a set of dumbbells and performing key foundational strength exercises that target multiple muscle groups, this program can help to improve your full-body strength, while also boosting your cardiovascular fitness, muscular endurance and coordination.
These Elite workouts are designed to make you work hard, boost your energy, and leave you feeling strong and accomplished.

Strength & Sculpt with Katie Martin
This program from Katie Martin gives you gym-based workouts to help build your strength, muscle definition and confidence lifting weights.
Who is Strength & Sculpt with Katie for?
This program has been designed for women who train in a gym-based environment (or have a great home set-up!), using a combination of machines and free weights to help you build muscular strength and definition while reaping all the amazing benefits of strength training.
Strength & Sculpt is ideal for anyone with an intermediate or advanced fitness level who is looking to progress their weight training. But don’t worry, there are also helpful exercise substitutions and regressions if you’re a beginner, new to lifting weights or can only train at home with limited equipment!
What is included in Strength & Sculpt with Katie?
Strength & Sculpt is a 24-week program you can do in the gym or at home with a range of equipment.
Over the course of 24 weeks, you’ll progressively increase your training load to challenge your entire body with 3-4 workouts each week, including:
- Upper body
- Lower body
- Full body
- An optional fourth workout
The lower, upper and full-body workouts each have superset and triset sections - superset meaning two exercises performed back to back with minimal rest, and triset meaning three! The program is split into four six-week training blocks, which each have some slight changes to keep you progressing which you can read about here.
Alongside these 40-50 minute strength workouts, the program includes LISS (low-intensity steady state cardio), high-intensity cardio sessions and one weekly recovery session.
What equipment will you need for Strength & Sculpt with Katie?
This program is designed to be completed in the gym, but can also be done with a good home gym set-up! To get started you’ll need:
- A barbell and plates
- Dumbbells
- Cable machine
- Chin-up bar
- Bench
- Kettlebells
- Lat pulldown machine
- Leg press machine
- Smith machine
- Back extension bench
- Swiss ball
- Resistance bands
You can also use the exercise and equipment substitution feature in the Sweat app to find alternative exercises or substitute pieces of equipment.
What will you achieve with Strength & Sculpt with Katie?
Katie’s program aims to help women build their strength and muscle definition by progressively increasing the workout intensity over 24 weeks. As your reps get higher and you start to feel confident lifting heavier weights, get ready to feel your muscles and confidence grow.
Strength training is Katie’s favourite way to move her body, and she’s pretty certain you’re going to love it just as much once you get started!

Strength & Pilates with Katie Martin
Who is Strength & Pilates for?
This program is a great option if you want a varied training program or want to include elements of Pilates in your strength training routine. If you’ve been following Katie’s Strength & Sculpt program and love training with her, this could be the next one for you!
What is included in Strength & Pilates?
There are three 40-50 minute weekly workouts, split into Lower Body, Upper Body and Full Body, plus an optional fourth Full Body Burner workout and cardio sessions to keep your body moving.
What equipment will you need for Strength & Pilates?
To get started, you’ll need a variety of free weights, machines, resistance bands and a Pilates ball, making this program best for a good home set-up or the gym.
What will you achieve with Strength & Pilates?
Strength & Pilates combines two of Katie’s favourite training styles so you can reap the benefits of both. Get ready to build strength across your large muscle groups, improve muscular control or imbalances, and have an effective, efficient workout.

Energising HIIT with Fleur East
This follow-along program from Sweat Trainer, singer-songwriter and radio host Fleur East will have you sweating right alongside Fleur as she coaches you through each high-intensity interval training workout! Get ready to have fun, get fit and feel strong.
Who is Energising HIIT with Fleur for?
This program is suitable for women of a beginner or intermediate fitness level who are looking to make exercise a fun and regular part of their routine, or for anyone that’s looking for more personal coaching experience. You’ll be training with Fleur to build your strength and cardio fitness with a combination of resistance and HIIT workouts each week.
What is included in Energising HIIT with Fleur?
Energising HIIT is a 6-week program you can do at home or in the gym with minimal equipment.
There are three weekly workouts, each between 25-35 minutes, and the intensity progresses over the course of the program. Two of these workouts are in a guided follow-along format with Fleur coaching you and sweating with you the whole time, and the third is an optional customisable workout.
What equipment will you need for Energising HIIT with Fleur?
All you need to get started is a set of dumbbells and an exercise mat. If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute household items such as milk cartons filled with sand or water.
What will you achieve with Energising HIIT with Fleur?
Energising HIIT with Fleur will help you build your cardio fitness and strength and increase your confidence while making exercise a fun, feel-good part of your routine that you’ll look forward to each week!
Dumbbell HIIT with Fleur East
Enjoy six weeks of training with Fleur East and a set of dumbbells, working in short high-intensity bursts to build your strength and cardio fitness! Push yourself, have fun, and achieve your fitness goals.
Who is Dumbbell HIIT with Fleur for?
This program is suitable for women of a beginner or intermediate fitness level, and is the perfect option if you loved Fleur’s Energising HIIT program or like the sound of her inspiring training style and feel-good attitude.
What is included in Dumbbell HIIT with Fleur?
Dumbbell HIIT is a 6-week program you can do at home or in the gym with minimal equipment.
There are up to four weekly workouts for you to complete, all under 30 minutes, with a mixture of full-body AMRAP and Tabata sessions, upper-body strength and HIIT, and an optional Express workout.
What equipment will you need for Dumbbell HIIT with Fleur?
All you need to get started is a set of dumbbells and an exercise mat, making it a great program for training in the gym or at home. If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute household items such as milk cartons filled with sand or water.
What will you achieve with Dumbbell HIIT with Fleur?
Get ready for weekly workouts that will help you build your strength and cardio fitness as you push yourself, have fun and smash those fitness goals.

Bodyweight Strength with Anissia Hughes
Bodyweight Strength with Anissia will help you fall in love with fitness with at-home bodyweight exercises you can do without equipment.
Anissia is based in Denver, Colorado, and takes a simple, supportive approach to fitness.
Who is Bodyweight Strength with Anissia for?
It’s suitable for beginners and will help you develop a consistent training routine. Bodyweight Strength with Anissia is for women everywhere and can be done at home or in the gym.
What is included in Bodyweight Strength with Anissia?
There is a foundation week to introduce you to this training style, followed by an eight-week program.
Bodyweight Strength with Anissia includes time-based strength training and bodyweight circuits you can do at home. You will learn the fundamentals of movement in workouts you can do at your own pace while you build a fitness foundation.
Choose from three workouts a week (one is optional) — full-body resistance sessions that can be finished in 20 minutes.
From Week 5 there are three scheduled weekly resistance sessions. You’ll challenge your strength with two new 30-minute Full Body workouts that include rep-based supersets that progress in volume, followed by a time-based circuit. There is also a Full Body Circuit workout which includes six exercises — each week, the time per exercise and number of laps per workout increases.
The program also includes two low-intensity cardio sessions to increase fitness, and a recovery stretching session to improve mobility and flexibility.
What equipment is needed for Bodyweight Strength with Anissia?
You don’t need any equipment to complete this program. However, you might find the training more comfortable using a yoga or fitness mat.
What will you achieve with Bodyweight Strength with Anissia?
This full-body no-equipment training program is designed to get you moving — so you can enjoy the feeling of being active and becoming stronger.
Try a Bodyweight Strength with Anissia workout, and get ready to feel stronger and more capable!

Low Impact HIIT with Samantha Ortiz-Young
Low Impact HIIT with Samantha will help you find fitness fun with at-home training you can do without equipment.
Samantha is based in Brooklyn, New York, and will make HIIT (high-intensity interval training) an enjoyable and achievable experience.
Who is Low Impact HIIT with Samantha for?
It’s suitable for beginners and will teach you cardio-based movement through low-impact exercise. Low Impact HIIT with Samantha is for women everywhere and can be done at home or in the gym.
What’s included in Low Impact HIIT with Samantha?
There is a foundation week to introduce you to this training style, followed by an eight-week program.
The first four weeks of Low Impact HIIT with Samantha include time-based and rep-based workouts you can do at home. You will be able to work up a sweat and build endurance and strength with short, effective workouts.
Choose from three 20-minute resistance workouts a week:
- Tabata
- AMRAP (as many reps as possible)
- Full Body Strength (optional)
From Week 5, all workouts become time-based so you can control the intensity, and range from 20-25 minutes. A circuit-based HIIT Cardio workout is also introduced and replaces the existing Tabata workout.
In addition to the weekly resistance workouts, the program includes two low-intensity cardio sessions to increase fitness, and a recovery stretching session to improve mobility and flexibility.
What equipment is needed for Low Impact HIIT with Samantha?
You don’t need any equipment to complete this program. However, you might find the training more comfortable using a yoga or fitness mat.
What will you achieve with Low Impact HIIT with Samantha?
This full-body no-equipment program is designed to energise you with varied training — so you feel empowered to become the best version of yourself.
Try a Low Impact HIIT with Samantha workout, and get ready to feel unstoppable!
HIIT with Samantha-Ortiz-Young
HIIT with Samantha will help you challenge yourself with fun and exciting workouts that you can do at home without equipment.
It is a full-body, low-impact program that utilises different HIIT (high-intensity interval training) styles to help you feel empowered to become the best version of yourself.
Who is HIIT with Samantha for?
This program is perfect for women who have an intermediate level of fitness and love working up a sweat with high-intensity training that won’t put a strain on your joints.
I’ve you’ve tried Samantha’s Low Impact HIIT program, HIIT with Samantha is a great way to continue progressing your fitness and strength.
What is included in HIIT with Samantha?
HIIT with Samantha is a full-body program designed to energise you with varied training.
There’s a foundation week to familiarise yourself with this training style, followed by a challenging four-week program to build your strength and improve your fitness.
You can choose from three 15 to 40-minute workout options each week that include time-based strength and cardio movements, so you can control the intensity.
The following are the weekly resistance sessions:
- Full Body Tabata
- Full Body AMRAP
- Strength & Cardio
The program also includes two LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions and an optional HIIT (high-intensity interval training) cardio session to increase fitness, as well as a recovery stretching session to improve mobility and flexibility.
What will you achieve with HIIT with Samantha?
Get ready to feel confident, physically and mentally! You will get a quick sweat up and build endurance and strength with effective workouts that fit perfectly into busy lifestyles.

Strength & Cardio with Marilyn Rodriguez
Strength & Cardio with Marilyn will help you feel the joy of crushing goals with training you can do at home, using minimal equipment.
Marilyn is based in Los Angeles, California, and takes a straightforward and motivating approach to fitness.
Who is Strength & Cardio with Marilyn for?
It’s suitable for beginners, or women returning to fitness, and will help you learn the basics of strength and cardio movement through circuit training. Strength & Cardio with Marilyn is for women everywhere and can be done at home or in the gym.
What is included in Strength & Cardio with Marilyn?
There is a foundation week to introduce you to this training style, followed by an eight-week program.
Strength & Cardio with Marilyn blends cardio with strength-based movements in time-based and rep-based workouts you can do at home, using dumbbells and a chair. You will get more out of your workout time with combined training styles.
Choose from three 20 to 25-minute resistance workouts a week:
- 2 x Full-Body
- Upper Body (optional until Week 5)
The program also includes two low-intensity cardio sessions to increase fitness, and a recovery stretching session to improve mobility and flexibility.
What equipment is needed for Strength & Cardio with Marilyn?
To get started with Strength & Cardio with Marilyn, you’ll need:
- Yoga or fitness mat
- Dumbbells
- Chair
If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute them for safe household items of the same weight — one option you could try is using empty milk cartons and filling them with sand or water.
What will you achieve with Strength & Cardio with Marilyn?
This full-body program is designed to build your strength with different training styles — so you feel accomplished as your performance progresses.
Try a Strength & Cardio with Marilyn workout, and get ready to feel proud of your inner athlete!

HIIT with Monica Jones
Trainer Monica Jones has collaborated with Sweat to create her beginner-friendly program, HIIT with Monica. This program is designed to introduce you to the principles of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) with fun boxing combinations for variety.
The full-body workouts combine slower rep-based movement, higher intensity exercises and boxing combinations to mix up your training and help you discover your true potential.
Who is HIIT with Monica for?
HIIT with Monica is perfect for anyone who enjoys variety in their workouts and wants to experience the benefits of HIIT for the first time.
What is included in HIIT with Monica?
Monica will guide you through her challenging, yet achievable workouts you can do at home in 25 minutes or less.
The program begins with a foundation week to get your body used to this style of training, followed by a 10-week program that gradually increases in intensity and complexity as you become fitter and more confident.
You will work towards your fitness goals with two full-body workouts each week that start with slower rep-based movement, followed by higher intensity exercises.
There is also an optional Interval Boxing workout that uses boxing combinations to improve your coordination and leave you feeling energised and strong.
The resistance sessions each week include:
- Full Body 1
- Full Body 2
- Interval Boxing (Optional)
Each week there are two LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions and an optional weekly HIIT (high-intensity interval training) cardio session.
You’ll also find a scheduled recovery and rest day each week to allow your muscles time to repair before your next workout.
What will you achieve with HIIT with Monica?
HIIT with Monica will help you feel confident to start your HIIT journey. You’ll experience an endorphin rush and lasting pride after every short, intense workout, and feel energised, stimulated and fulfilled as you become more aware of your mind and body connection.
Boxing Fit Challenge with Monica
Increase your strength, speed and agility with Monica Jones’ Boxing Fit Challenge.
This fun, full-body program utilises a variety of time-based high-intensity and strength training techniques to increase your fitness while introducing you to the foundational movement patterns of boxing.
Who is Monica’s Boxing Fit Challenge for?
This program is perfect for women who have an intermediate level of fitness and want to master their technique in powerful boxing combinations.
What is included in Monica’s Boxing Fit Challenge?
Monica’s Boxing Fit Challenge is a progressive, four-week workout program that includes explosive, high-intensity moves that will get your heart rate up — you’ll start slow with basic boxing fundamentals and work your way up towards more complex combinations.
Each week you can choose from three 15 to 30-minute bodyweight workouts, for ultimate flexibility. The workouts include cardio-based movement and bodyweight strength exercises that will help you feel fitter, stronger and more empowered.
The scheduled weekly sessions include:
- Shadowboxing & Cardio
- Boxing Blast
- Shadowboxing & Strength
Monica recommends completing two LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions on alternate days to your resistance sessions, and there’s an optional HIIT cardio session for the weeks you’re looking for an extra challenge.
You’ll also have a rest and recovery day to allow your body adequate time to repair before your next training session.
What equipment will you need for Monica’s Boxing Fit Challenge?
You can complete this program anywhere using just your bodyweight for resistance and a skipping rope.
What will you achieve with Monica’s Boxing Fit Challenge?
You’ll feel fit and empowered as you perfect your shadowboxing technique, increase your muscular endurance and build full-body strength.

Pilates with Sara
Sweat’s Pilates instructor, Sara Colquhoun has created an exciting program that will make you feel strong, athletic and powerful.
Pilates with Sara combines traditional and contemporary Pilates with elements of functional movement training in dynamic classes that will work your entire body.
Who is Pilates with Sara for?
Pilates with Sara is suitable for women of any fitness level, and if you’ve never tried Pilates before, there are foundations weeks available.
What is included in Pilates with Sara?
Pilates with Sara is a 10-week program. Each week, there are five resistance classes to choose from, and your weekly schedule will include:
- 3-4 resistance sessions
- 2 cardio (LISS) sessions
- 1 recovery day
- 1 rest day
There are two Strength & Conditioning resistance workouts every week, which take between 30-45 minutes.
There are also two High-Intensity Interval Pilates classes each week (one optional until Week 5), which are full-body workouts that take 30 minutes to complete.
A warm-up and cool-down are also included before and after every resistance session.
Sara has created Mindful Movement classes for recovery sessions which include gentle stretches to promote blood flow and muscle recovery.
If you’re short on time, there are also 10-20 minute Express workouts that you can swap into your schedule, as well as classes On Demand, which you can do to complement your training if you are following a different program.
What equipment will you need for Pilates with Sara?
You can do Pilates with Sara at home, and you need some basic equipment to get the most out of the program.
The equipment required includes:
- Yoga mat
- Dumbbells
- Resistance band
- Chair
- Small towel/slider
- Towel
- Skipping rope
What will you achieve with Pilates with Sara?
Pilates with Sara will help you to build core strength, improve full-body muscle definition, create better posture, increase flexibility and create a greater connection between your mind and your movement.
If you want to build strength, gain confidence, relieve stress and move freely, Pilates with Sara is the perfect program for you.
Core & Body Connection Challenge with Sara
Feel connected to your core with Sara Colquhoun’s abs-focused Pilates classes.
Core & Body Connection Challenge with Sara is a mat Pilates program you can do at home or the gym, with minimal equipment.
Who is Sara’s Core & Body Connection Challenge for?
This program is perfect for women who have a beginner to intermediate level of fitness and want a whole body Pilates challenge, with a focus on increasing core strength.
What is included in Sara’s Core & Body Connection Challenge?
Sara’s Core & Body Connection is a three-week core-focused program designed to help you feel strong and confident.
Each week, you can choose from four 15 to 35-minute classes (including one optional express class) that include a variety of balance-based exercises to stabilise and strengthen the core whilst improving your flexibility and posture.
Each class includes exercises that target other areas of your body alongside core-engaging exercises, for a full-body challenge.
The following are the weekly resistance classes:
- Core & Lower Body
- Core & Upper Body
- Dynamic Full Body & Core
- Express Core (Optional)
The 15-minute Express Core class is optional for the duration of the program and can be completed for an extra challenge — or to replace a scheduled class on the days when you need to fit in a quick sweat session.
The program also includes two LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions and an optional HIIT (high-intensity interval training) cardio session to increase fitness, as well as a recovery stretching session to improve mobility and flexibility.
What equipment will you need for Sara’s Core & Body Connection Challenge?
You can complete this program anywhere you have space for a mat and with minimal equipment, including:
- Slider/towels
- Chair
- Dumbbells
- Resistance Band
If you don’t have access to dumbbells, you can substitute for household items of similar weight instead, like cans of food or bottles of water.
What will you achieve with Sara’s Core & Body Connection Challenge?
You’ll build a stronger connection with your core strength, improve your confidence, balance, flexibility and posture.

Barre with Britany
Sweat’s barre instructor, Britany Williams, has 12 weeks of low-impact, at-home barre classes in her Barre with Britany program.
Britany’s classes combine elements of ballet and Pilates and incorporate high-intensity moves to help build your strength, improve flexibility, coordination and control.
Who is Barre with Britany for?
Barre with Britany is for all fitness levels, and for barre beginners, there are introductory weeks available.
The program is suitable for women who want effective, low-impact training with minimal jumping, and challenging workouts that will train the whole body.
What is included in Barre with Britany?
Britany has included two introductory weeks to get you familiar with her style of training. These weeks include three classes, with an optional fourth workout.
In weeks 3-12, there are four classes each week, and two weekly cardio sessions for the duration of the program.
Every class has a different focus and takes around 30-40 minutes to complete. Muscle groups are fatigued using small, targeted movement, high repetitions and small weights for resistance.
If you are following another program, there are also classes On Demand, which you can do to complement your training.
What equipment will you need for Barre with Britany?
Minimal equipment is required for this at-home program.
You will need:
- Freestanding barre or chair
- Yoga mat
- Dumbbells or hand weights
- Resistance band
What will you achieve with Barre with Britany?
Barre with Britany will build your endurance physically and mentally. You’ll improve your balance and stability, as well as your flexibility — but most importantly, you’ll build self-confidence.
High Intensity Barre with Britany Williams
Achieve your strength and fitness goals at home with Britany Williams’ High Intensity Barre program.
High Intensity Barre with Britany fuses strength training and high-intensity movements together with barre, with a focus on building your core strength and stability. The workouts are short but will really push you.
Are you ready to feel the (barre) burn?
Who is High Intensity Barre with Britany for?
High Intensity Barre with Britany is for anyone with an intermediate level of fitness who wants to develop their strength utilising a variety of training techniques.
If you have already completed Britany’s original barre program, High Intensity Barre with Britany can help take your training to the next level.
What is included in High Intensity Barre with Britany?
High Intensity Barre with Britany includes workouts you can do at home with minimal equipment in 35 minutes or less.
Starting with two foundation weeks, you’ll build your fitness and strength, and Britany will keep you motivated with 12 more weeks of intermediate-level full-body training.
Each week you can choose from three to four workouts that target different areas of the body and focus on building your core strength and stability. The combination of repetition and holds with traditional strength exercises and high-intensity movements will really challenge you.
You can choose from the following weekly resistance sessions:
- Full Body Cardio
- Upper Body
- Lower Body
- Full Body Resistance
- 2x Express Workouts (Optional)
The Full Body Resistance session is optional in the foundation weeks of the program, then becomes part of the weekly scheduled sessions from Week 1.
There are also two optional express workouts that change each week to keep your training varied and interesting, two to three LISS (low-intensity steady state) cardio sessions and an optional HIIT cardio session.
You’ll have a recovery and a rest day to reset and allow your muscles time to repair before your next class.
What equipment will you need for High Intensity Barre with Britany?
You can complete Britany’s High Intensity Barre program at home or outdoors, with just a few basic pieces of equipment:
- Chair (Barre)
- Yoga Mat
- Dumbbells
- Resistance Band (Small Loop)
If you’ve already completed her original barre program, Britany recommends challenging yourself using heavier weights for her High Intensity Barre workouts — where dumbbells are required, aim for around 3-5kgs (6.6-11lb).
If you don’t have access to free weights, you can substitute for household items of a similar weight instead, like cans of food or bottles of water.
What will you achieve with High Intensity Barre with Britany?
You’ll improve your strength, fitness and coordination and feel accomplished after completing every High Intensity Barre workout.
High Intensity Barre with Britany will help you believe that you can achieve anything you work hard for and overcome any doubt you might have during your workouts — and crush that doubt in other aspects of your everyday life!

Ignite Strength with Britany Williams
This program from Brit gives you simple yet effective strength training workouts you can do in under 30 minutes with a few pieces of basic equipment.
Who is Ignite Strength with Brit for?
Designed for beginners and intermediates alike, this full-body strength program is perfect for anyone who loves Brit’s feel-good training style and is ready to take the next step in their fitness journey or experience the benefits of strength training for the first time. Brit is all about effective and efficient workouts that don’t involve much equipment or big chunks of time.
What is included in Ignite Strength with Brit?
Ignite Strength with Brit is an 18-week program you can do at home or in the gym. The program is also split into three six-week training blocks, designed to help you progress. In the first two blocks (weeks 1-12), you’ll have the option to choose from four resistance sessions, three cardio sessions, plus a rest day. The resistance sessions are made up of a lower, upper and full-body workout, alongside a core and mobility session.
In the third block (weeks 13-18), your weekly workouts increase from four to five and include two full-body sessions, and every new training block includes different, more challenging exercises. Each of these can be completed in 30 minutes!
Structured around circuits, supersets and pyramid supersets, some of the workouts are time-based while others are rep-based. You’ll have a mixture of unilateral exercises designed to challenge your muscles, encourage progress and ensure you get the most out of your training with Brit.
Your cardio sessions can be HIIT or low-intensity steady-state (LISS), and you can choose to do low-impact cardio such as walking, swimming or cycling during these sessions.
What equipment will you need for Ignite Strength with Brit?
Ignite Strength can be done in the comfort of your home or in the gym. All you need to get started is a set of dumbbells, a resistance band and a bench, step or chair!
If you don’t have dumbbells, you can substitute for two safe objects of the same weight, such as bags of food, water bottles, or other household items.
If you don’t have a suitable chair, you can use a stable, flat surface such as a bench, ottoman or step instead.
What will you achieve with Ignite Strength with Brit?
Brit says this program is all about increasing your strength and building a stronger foundation for a healthier and happier life - both during your workouts and outside of it. By the end, you’ll have a solid training routine in place, see improvements in your strength and feel more confident working out with weights.
Whether you’re strength training to benefit your muscles or your mind (or trying to find a weights program for your busy lifestyle!), Brit’s got you covered.
Strength & Barre with Britany Williams
Who is Strength & Barre for?
This program is a great option if you want a varied training program or want to include elements of barre in your strength training routine. If you’ve been following any of Brit’s other programs and love training with her, this could be the next one for you!
What is included in Strength & Barre?
There are four 35-45 minute weekly workouts consisting of Upper Body Strength, Lower Body Strength, Barre Legs & Abs, and Barre Arms & Abs, plus an optional cardio workout.
What equipment will you need for Strength & Barre?
Strength & Barre features plenty of variety thanks to the contrasting training styles, and can be done with minimal equipment. You’ll need dumbbells, a chair, a bench or ottoman and a resistance band, making it perfect for home or the gym.
What will you achieve with Strength & Barre?
Brit has combined her two signature training styles in Strength & Barre to help you gain muscular strength and endurance with the added benefits of a varied, low-impact training program.

Pregnancy Barre with Britany Williams
If you’re currently pregnant and interested in trying Brit’s program, it’s essential you receive clearance from your healthcare provider before you begin.
Pregnancy Barre with Britany is a great way to feel strong and stay active from bump through to birth, with low-intensity barre workouts designed with your changing body in mind.
Who is Pregnancy Barre with Brit for?
This program was designed during Brit’s own pregnancy, with her vision of helping other expectant mothers looking for a way to stay active and feel strong throughout pregnancy.
What is included in Pregnancy Barre with Brit?
Each trimester there are three weeks of low-intensity prenatal workouts, so you can pick and choose workouts at your own pace until your next trimester or repeat the entire three-week journey multiple times.
Every week, you’ll have a lower, upper and full-body barre workout based around barre exercises designed for pregnant women, as well as optional low-intensity cardio sessions. Each workout will take you 20-30 minutes to complete, and a warm-up and cool-down are also included before and after every resistance session.
The workouts are not progressive from week to week, so you don’t have to worry about completing things out of order or going backwards by switching between weeks.
After finishing each trimester of Pregnancy Barre workouts, you’ll be prompted in the Sweat app to choose between repeating the trimester, moving to the next trimester, or changing your program.
The cardio sessions are low-intensity steady-state (LISS), and you can choose to do low-impact cardio such as walking, swimming or cycling during these sessions. The recovery sessions are focused on areas such as lower back relief, hip mobility, and upper back and neck relief.
What equipment will you need for Pregnancy Barre with Brit?
You can do Pregnancy Barre with Brit at home or in the gym with some basic equipment including:
- Dumbbells
- Chair
- Resistance Band
If you don’t have dumbbells, you can use your bodyweight or substitute for two safe objects of the same weight, such as bags of food, water bottles, or other household items.
If you don’t have a suitable chair, you can use a stable, flat surface such as a bench or step instead.
What will you achieve with Pregnancy Barre with Brit?
Pregnancy Barre with Brit has been designed to help you to keep your body moving, feel strong and focus on posture and alignment throughout your pregnancy with minimal equipment.

Yoga with Phyllicia
Phyllicia’s yoga classes are suitable for yoga beginners or anyone looking to revisit the foundations of yoga to build strength and stability.
What is included in Yoga with Phyllicia?
The first week of Yoga with Phyllicia is an introduction to Phyllicia’s style of yoga, and in the following weeks, more challenging yoga poses are introduced.
There are three classes each week that range from 20-35 minutes, where Phyllicia will guide you through the foundational movements of yoga, and teach you how to move with your breath in the yoga “flows”, or series of movements. You’ll also have two optional low-intensity cardio sessions every week.
In addition to her full Yoga with Phyllicia program, Phyllicia has classes On Demand, and Express options if you want to try the classes in under 20 minutes.
What equipment will you need for Yoga with Phyllicia?
All you need is a yoga mat — no other equipment is required. If you don’t have a yoga mat, you can substitute for a towel instead.
What will you achieve with Yoga with Phyllicia?
Yoga with Phyllicia will teach you how to move with your breath in gentle and accessible yoga flows. After every class, you’ll feel grounded, connected and strong.

Yoga with Ania
Sweat instructor Ania Tippkemper’s Yoga with Ania program is six weeks of athletic and non-traditional Vinyasa yoga that will build your balance and ability.
Who is Yoga with Ania for?
Yoga with Ania is suitable for all fitness levels and has an introductory week for those who haven’t tried this training style before.
What is included in Yoga with Ania?
This at-home yoga program includes three Vinyasa classes each week that focus on full-body, stretch and balance, and dynamic movement. The classes range from 30-45 minutes.
There are also two low-intensity cardio sessions to help you build your overall fitness.
What equipment will you need for Yoga with Ania?
You need minimal equipment for this at-home yoga program..
You will need:
- Yoga mat
- Bolster
- Blanket
If you don’t have access to these items, you can substitute them for other household items you might have like a pillow or cushion, or you can simply complete the class without equipment.
If you’re currently following another program, Ania also has on-demand classes you can try.
What will you achieve with Yoga with Ania?
Yoga with Ania will help to improve your overall strength, flexibility and mobility. Yoga can also help to relieve stress, and strengthen and awaken your mind and body connection.

Body and Mind (BAM)
Body and Mind (BAM) is Sweat Trainer Sjana Elise’s yoga program, designed to increase your flexibility and strength through a series of Vinyasa flows. With the Sweat app you can begin yoga at home with just a yoga mat.
Who is BAM for?
This exercise program is suitable for yoga beginners or more experienced yogis looking for a convenient at-home practice. BAM is designed to help you feel capable, grounded and calm.
BAM allows you to change the pace of the workout with flows to suit your level of experience. In the workout Settings, you can choose to automatically transition through the poses to complete the sequences based on Sjana’s recommended timing, with the workout taking about 28-minutes.
If you want to go at your own pace, you can turn off the automatic transitions in the workout Settings. Using this option, you can progress to the next pose, or go back a pose at any time by pressing the arrows or swiping across your device’s screen. You can hold a pose for longer or to progress more quickly as you feel necessary.
What is included in BAM?
There are three to four resistance workouts, three low-intensity cardio sessions and two recovery sessions for each week of BAM.
The resistance workouts begin with Sun Salutations, followed by Vinyasa flow, Standing Strength, Balance, Deep Stretching and finishing with Seated Stretching.
The three resistance flows for each week focus on:
- Heart Opener
- Hip Opener
- Hamstring Opener
Each workout takes about 28 minutes to complete, with audio cues to signal each transition and ensure a smooth flow. As you progress through your yoga journey, the focus areas expand to include Toning and Core Cultivation, with increasing to four workouts each week.
For the active recovery workout, you can choose to complete 30 minutes of Yin yoga or foam rolling. Yin yoga is a series of gentle stretches that help your body and mind to relax, with each pose held for 30-180 seconds. There’s also a scheduled rest day each week.
What will I achieve with BAM?
BAM is designed to help you feel strong, capable, grounded and calm. The Vinyasa-style workouts challenge your body and help to increase flexibility while also assisting with muscle recovery and relaxation.
Choose the Sweat program that suits you
After reading this article, you have probably narrowed your choice down to one or two programs that you would like to try.
One of the best things about Sweat is that you never have to train alone! When you work out with Sweat, you are part of a global community of women who also share your goals.
Our trainers share regular workout tips to help you through their programs and keep you inspired on your fitness journey.
Still not sure which workout program is right for you? Check out the Sweat Community for tips and inspiration!
What is your favourite Sweat program? Let us know in the comments below!
This article is for informational purposes only. Any instruction, information, or guidance contained in this article is not a substitute for medical advice, consultation, and/or medical treatment from your doctor or healthcare provider. Do not delay seeking medical advice, disregard medical advice, or discontinue medical treatment because of any instruction, information or guidance contained in this article.
You are responsible for your own safety and are participating in this fitness activity at your own risk. Start slowly and do not exceed the exercise recommended by your physician or health care provider. If you experience faintness, dizziness, pain, discomfort, bleeding, or shortness of breath at any time while exercising, stop immediately and seek medical advice.
* Disclaimer: This blog post is not intended to replace the advice of a medical professional. The above information should not be used to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before making any changes to your diet, sleep methods, daily activity, or fitness routine. Sweat assumes no responsibility for any personal injury or damage sustained by any recommendations, opinions, or advice given in this article.
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