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Hey everyone, it’s Beth from Chronically Awesome. Welcome to today’s workout – we’re going to be focusing on exercises that make you better at stair climbing. So for example the core, the glutes, the quads, the hamstrings, the calves, basically every muscle from the torso down. It’s also a fantastic workout to define your whole lower body.

Now you might be recovering from a big flare up and that big flight of stairs that the end of the hallway, or the stepper machine that you used to love, just seems a little bit too daunting right now. Doing this workout will help get your confidence back and get back into that workout routine or every day tasks that you love.

You’ll need a resistance band for this workout.

 


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