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Resilience-Women's Strength Training

Resilience at Endurance Physio, PLLC

Coaches
Jamie Terry, DPT, CSCS, OCS, Evie Tate DPT, CSCS and OCS

This program is designed specifically for female athletes who want to build strength, confidence, and resilience as they move into midlife and beyond. It is built for women who are already consistent with recreational activity and cardiovascular fitness, and who want a structured strength program to support long-term health, performance, and durability. We will guide you on progression with dosage through video and text for progressive loading. This is for women with a gym membership or a home gym with progressive weights looking for guidance with exercise progression.

Programming will include:

Strength Mobility Bone loading Speed and power training Core control Recovery and nervous system quieting

This program includes 4 days of guided training:

2 lower body strength days 1 upper body strength day 1 mobility, core, and autonomic nervous system quieting day

This program is meant to be comprehensive from a strength and movement perspective, assuming that cardiovascular training is being completed independently. You can skip a lower body day if desired, but we strongly encourage showing up for upper body day since this is often under trained for women.

Multiple Levels Compound barbell lifts can feel intimidating, especially if you have not done them before. This program includes videos that explain setup, equipment, mechanics, and movement options.

Each major movement will include Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 options so you can choose the best starting point for your body, experience, and equipment.

Exercises can be done with bands or weights. If we have an exercise dosed on a machine at the gym, we will give you a home alternative too.

Take Your Time The goal is to do this forever.

If you go too hard too fast, your tissue is more likely to shift from adapting to positive stress into experiencing strain, irritation, or injury. Take your time. Build your confidence. Most importantly, do not stop showing up for yourself. :)

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Made For Women, By Women
This program is designed by skilled physical therapists to help women enter or continue to progress their strength training. Various levels of exercise will be demonstrated and explained with video, text and audio. Coaches have a background in not only strength and conditioning, but also in physical therapy. Modifications and progressions/regressions are what we do!
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Bone Building for Women
Women are concerned with maintaining not only strength but also getting progressive stimulus to be osteogenic. This program will have progressive training with modifications for every ability and stage of life.
Features
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Access to your coaches
Coaches who will hold you accountable and provide the feedback you need to grow
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Programming 4 days per week
2 Lower Body Days 1 Upper Body Day 1 Mobility and Nervous System Down- Regulation Day
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Detailed, expert instruction
Coaches who will hold you accountable and provide the feedback you need to grow
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Train with coaches who push you, understand your goals, and keep you progressing.
Equipment
Required
Dumbbells and Resistance Bands for Home
Recommended
Gym Membership
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Sample Week
I will write fresh programming weekly. You’ll get notifications when they’re ready
Sunday
Week 1 Day 1

A1

Q-Ped Hip CARS

2 x 2

A2

Bear Plank

2 x 0:20

A3

1/2 Kneeling Adductor Lunge

2 x 5

B1

Depth Drop

2 x 3

B2

Double Leg Pogo Hops

2 x 0:10

C1

Back Squat Set Up/Mechanics

C2

Back Squat Level 1-Goblet Squat

3 x 10

C3

Back Squat Level 2-Dumbbell Front Squat

3 x 10

C4

Back Squat Level 3- Barbell Back Squat

3 x 10

D1

SL Box Step Up with DB

3 x 8

D2

Copenhagen Plank

3 x 0:20

D3

Banded Hip Press

3 x 1:00

Tuesday
Week 1 Day 3

A1

Seated Scap CARs

2 x 3

A2

Push Up Plus

2 x 8

A3

Shoulder Cross body ER with Flexion

2 x 5

A4

1/2 Kneeling Windmill

2 x 3

B1

Single Arm DB Bent Over Row

3 x 8

B2

Single Arm DB Overhead Press (OHP)

3 x 8

C1

Side-lying Shoulder External Rotation

3 x 8

C2

Prone T's

3 x 8

C3

Incline Push Up

3 x 5

D

Cardio Interval

3 x 0:30 @ 1:30

Thursday
Week 1 Day 5

A1

Segmental Cat Cow

2 x 4

A2

High Plank to Down Dog

2 x 5

A3

Single Leg RDL Balance Hinge

2 x 4

B1

Banded Broad Jumps

2 x 3

B2

1/2 Kneeling Chop

2 x 5

C1

Deadlift Set Up/Mechanics

1 x 0 @ 0 lb

C2

Deadlift Level 1- Dumbbell RDL

3 x 8

C3

Deadlift Level 2-Barbell RDL

3 x 8

C4

Deadlift Level 3-Barbell Deadlift

3 x 8

D1

Single leg Calf Raises Off a Step

3 x 10

D2

Single Leg Stance Hip ER ABD

3 x 8

D3

Hamstring Box Heel Digs

3 x 0:10

Friday
Week 1 Day 6

A1

Hooklying Rib Breathing with Band

1 x 1:00

A2

Pelvic Tilts

1 x 1:00

B1

Jefferson Curl

2 x 8

B2

Hip press iso hold with banded pallof press

2 x 5

B3

Q-Ped TS band Assisted Rotation

2 x 5

B4

Foam Roller Goal Post Sweeps

2 x 8

B5

90/90 Shin Box

2 x 5

B6

1/2 Kneeling Adductor Hinge

2 x 5

C1

Couch Stretch

2 x 1:00

C2

Sidelying Thoracic Rotation

2 x 8

C3

Medicine Ball Prone Breathing

2 x 1:00

Coaches
coach-avatar Jamie Terry, DPT, CSCS, OCS

Hi! I am a Physical Therapist with over 15 years of experience and strength and conditioning have always been a passion of mine. I am curious about all types of movement and passionate about keeping women strong as they age. I am 43 this year and the strongest I have ever been! I am hoping to share my passion and knowledge for strength and conditioning for women of all ages through this program!

coach-avatar Evie Tate DPT, CSCS, OCS

Hi! I am an orthopedic and pelvic floor physical therapist with 10 years of experience in strength and conditioning and a passion for helping active individuals stay strong throughout all stages of life. I specialize in runners, pregnant and postpartum individuals, helping them build strength, move confidently, and continue participating in the activities they love.

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No brain work needed!

We will do the heavy lifting of planning the workout, you just need to show up and get it done :)

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FAQs
FAQ Can this be done at home?
Yes. You can complete this program at home, but you will need a way to progressively load the exercises. Resistance bands and dumbbells will be helpful and necessary.
Do I need a gym membership?
No. A gym membership is not required. However, as you get stronger, a gym may become helpful or appropriate. You may eventually reach a point where your home equipment is not heavy enough to continue challenging your tissue and supporting adaptation.
Do the exercises change during the 6 weeks?
Yes. Exercises will change in dosage and form from week to week. Some exercises will stay the same, especially the compound lifts, so you can build skill, improve form, and increase tolerance over time. The goal is to progress weight, reps, or time under tension as your body adapts.
What if I start the program in the middle of a training block?
Each cycle will be 6-8 weeks long. You can join the Team/program at any time during that cycle, but you might need to decrease the RPE so your tissue has time to adapt. Listen to your body and regress or progress as needed.
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