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movement

Strength training

Strength training uses progressive resistance — barbells, dumbbells, machines or body weight — to build muscle, bone density and metabolic health. Done two to four times a week it is the single most evidence-based intervention for healthy aging, body composition and injury prevention.

Who strength training is for

  • •Beginners wanting a foundation of safe, well-coached lifting technique
  • •Busy professionals who need an efficient 45-minute, 3x-per-week protocol
  • •Anyone over 40 building long-term metabolic and bone health

What to expect

  • •A warm-up, 3–5 main compound lifts (squat, hinge, push, pull) and accessory work
  • •Coaching on technique, breathing and progressive overload week to week
  • •Measurable gains in strength, posture and energy within 8–12 weeks

Top strength training coaches

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Kai Silva

Reformer pilates instructor specialising in postural rehab and core strength.

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Julien Pineau

Movement Specialist & Performance Coach · San Diego, CA / Online

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Kade Wattana

Muay Thai coach for fitness, conditioning and beginner technique.

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Mercedes Pollmeier

Climbing Strength & Movement Coach · Salt Lake City, UT (Remote)

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Top strength training studios

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Studio Equinox Madrid
Madrid, Spain
Lagree Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Lisbon Movement Lab
Lisbon, Portugal
Barcelona Movement Lab
Barcelona, Spain
Berlin Movement Lab
Berlin, Germany
Amsterdam Movement Lab
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Paris Movement Lab
Paris, France
Singapore Movement Lab
Singapore, Singapore
Sydney Movement Lab
Sydney, Australia
Bali Movement Lab
Bali, Indonesia
OneFit Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Strength training by city

Find verified strength training coaches and studios in each of our priority cities.

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