You don’t need a gym, fancy gear, or hours of free time.

This 15-minute home workout was designed for busy moms and high-performing women.

No fluff. Just moves that actually work — in your living room.

Here’s the exact routine: 🧵
1. Bodyweight Squats

→ Activates legs, glutes, core
→ Feet shoulder-width apart
→ Sit back like a chair
→ Chest up, knees out
→ Rise & repeat

Simple. Strong. Effective.
2. Wall Push-Ups (or countertop)

→ Builds beginner-friendly upper body strength
→ Hands at chest height
→ Lower slowly, push back
→ Core tight, elbows tucked

Scalable. Gentle. Powerful.
3. Glute Bridges

→ Lie on back, knees bent
→ Press heels, lift hips
→ Squeeze glutes at the top
→ Lower slowly

Perfect after long hours of sitting.
4. Marching in Place

→ Stand tall
→ Lift knees toward chest
→ Swing arms naturally
→ Keep steady rhythm

Boosts blood flow, posture, and energy—even in your kitchen.
5. Forearm Plank

→ Elbows under shoulders
→ Body in a straight line
→ Engage core & glutes
→ Hold for 60 seconds

No crunches. Just total-body tension.
6. Step-Ups

→ Use a bottom stair or stable stool
→ Step up with one foot
→ Bring other foot up
→ Step down, switch sides

Builds strength, balance, and confidence.
7. Seated Twists

→ Sit with knees bent
→ Lean back slightly
→ Twist torso side to side
→ Tap floor if you can

Engages obliques, improves spine mobility.
8. Wall Sit

→ Back against the wall
→ Slide down to 90° knees
→ Keep core tight
→ Hold for 60 seconds

Feel your legs fire up—this one’s a sleeper.
9. Gratitude Check-In

→ One thing your body did well today
→ One thing you’re proud of showing up for

Your effort matters—whether it’s 5 minutes or 15.
10. How to Do It

→ 1 minute per move
→ 30 seconds rest between each
→ Repeat once if you’ve got time
→ End with gentle stretching

Fitness that fits your life. Not the other way around.
Final thought:

You’re not lazy. You’re busy.

→ You lead. You carry. You give.
→ Now it’s time to strengthen the one who does it all—you.

You don’t need more time.
You need smarter movement.

Follow @GodswillChemist for more science-backed health tips.

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