
More Energy, Leaner You
ShapeThis HIIT workout includes meditation intervals that will reenergise your mind and maximise the sculpting power of every rep you do. Combine them with our tips on how to upgrade your carbs to achieve lasting energy and a trimmer body.

Hit The Wall
ShapeGet high-intensity sculpting from abs to calves with this genius workout upgrade.

Fluid power
ShapeThis new low-impact toning method is a mix of finely tuned moves using light resistance and zero pulses. And it’s seriously caught on, thanks to the streamlined silhouette it can shape, plus the strength it builds into every movement.

THE STAIR WORKOUT
ShapeNo matter where you are, you can squeeze in this kick-butt high-intensity workout. All you need is a set of stairs.

CARVE YOUR CURVES
ShapeSculpt those muscles and see a monumental shift in your strength by tapping into your rest time.

Fuel your routine
ShapeEight calorie-busting sculptors plus a key mental move will give you a body and mind recharge, leaving you stronger, lighter and focused to take on anything.

POWER UP
ShapeFitness guru Jillian Michaels’ creative take on dumbbells will transform your body, giving you the strong, streamlined muscles you’ve been repping for. Guaranteed.

Firm Your Butt & Legs
ShapeNow you can sculpt and smooth your backside and thighs. This quickie circuit will tone up your entire lower body.

HANG FIRE
ShapeStrap in for a suspension-training workout that will carve your core and slash fat fast.

YOUR WORKOUT
ShapeDo these moves in order for the number of reps indicated, resting for 30 seconds to one minute between moves. Repeat the circuit 2 more times. Do this routine 2 to 3 days a week on alternate days. Aim to increase the amount of weight you use after 2 to 3 weeks.

Your Workout
ShapeWarm up for five to 10 minutes by doing dynamic stretches – lunges with rotation, plus arm and leg swings – to loosen and activate muscles. Then start a one-minute timer and do as many reps of the first move as you can in that time. Record your score when done (on paper or into your phone) and start the timer again for one minute of active recovery: Jog in place, jump rope, or ride a stationary bike. Repeat this process until you have completed all 10 moves. Finish with a five- to 10-minute cool-down of static stretching. Save your score and retest yourself with this same process one week later to see how much you’ve improved.