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Busy week? Hit every muscle from head to toe in just one session

Finding balance in a post-lockdown world can be tricky – with the re-opening of offices, the allure of a visit to Eataly for an al fresco cacio e pepe and unlimited nights out now on offer, your training may have taken a backseat.

If you’re struggling to squeeze it all in, don’t fret. Instead of schlepping to the gym to work specific body parts, try fitting in one or two full-body workouts each week to make hitting every muscle more manageable. The good news? Dottie Fildes, our new Strong Women Training Club trainer, is a pro when it comes to creating full body strength. Here, she starts with single leg glute bridge before performing quad-burning lunges and a circuit of upper body and core moves. Prepare to work every single muscle.

Not a Training Club member yet? Sign up for your free 14-day trial now and get access to two new training videos every week, as well as more than 100 technique videos for learning new moves and ensuring that you’re practising correct form. You’ll also get access to exclusive discounts and offers, plus in-depth articles with tips and advice from fitness experts.

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Get 20% off tickets to the ASICS London 10k
Everyone needs something to work towards, so whether you want to complete your first race or smash that PB, we invite you to take part in the ASICS London 10k on 25 July 2021. This fast-paced, flat route takes runners on a tour through the capital’s most iconic and historical landmarks, and what’s more, Strong Women Training Club has teamed up with the ASICS London 10k to give you 20% off your ticket. To claim the discount:

Step 1: Register for a MyStylist account.

Step 2: Ensure you’re logged in and visit the ‘Offers’ tab in your account.


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These high-protein wraps are the most delicious way to refuel in the summer heat

Recovering from training is crucial, but it’s even more important when you’ve been extra sweaty and hot during the summer months. Made from lentils, these carb and protein-rich wraps will replenish glycogen, encourage tissue repair and restore electrolytes. The fibre and iron from legumes and veggies will also keep your energy levels up to avoid the post-lunch slump – even in the afternoon heat. Stuff with roasted aubergine, crunchy leaves and a drizzle of sweet tahini dressing for a fresh summer lunch that makes refueling delicious.

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