Try-This Tuesday: Lateral Step-Up

Try-This Tuesday: Lateral Step-Up

Ugh, the hips, still, or ahhh, the hips, still, or ohhhh, the hips, still, or mmmm, the hips, still. All a matter of perspective, or maybe insight. One insight is that my own hips feel better when I practice strengthening them in all directions, explore movement and...
Neighborhood Workout: The Pitter Patter

Neighborhood Workout: The Pitter Patter

I did this workout at the beginning of the day, and again that afternoon with the neighborhood workout group. <3 I didn’t mean to so much as I could, and wanted to, and liked to. It’s not a super breathless one: rather, a good, sturdy strength jawn written up...
Try This Tuesday: Bodyweight Curtsy Lunge

Try This Tuesday: Bodyweight Curtsy Lunge

The curtsy lunge is an excellent choice both for bettering your balance and bigging up your butt, ‘specially your side butt, if you like that kind of thing. (Personally, I love it.) I like this lift also because I find it helps me access all sorts of feelings I store...
Neighborhood Workout: The Travel Bug

Neighborhood Workout: The Travel Bug

One of the reasons we often work in mini-circuits is that they’re easier to keep track of while you’re doing them. It’s simpler, logistically speaking: you (often) require access to less of a spread of equipment. Plus, when there are fewer exercises, you get finished...
Try-This Tuesday: Bodyweight Deep Step-Up

Try-This Tuesday: Bodyweight Deep Step-Up

You know that very good ache involved with very good bodywork? The type that addresses the root of the concerns you and your particular body are encountering, and offers tactile pathways for you to follow to find your way toward healing? I was reading more about...
Unapologetically Strong’s founder, Jen Sinkler, is an award-winning writer, editor, publisher, and personal trainer who has been working in the fitness realm since 2003. Her goal is to foster a fitness space that allows people to explore a variety of fitness pursuits, connect in ways that honor all aspects of their identities, and generally flourish as their strongest selves.