This low impact workout for beginners will teach you the essentials of proper form and fitness safety. Sarah will guide you through the elements of a well-balanced workout including warm-up, workout and recovery, and teach you proper form on base exercises such as hip hinge, lunge, squat and core contraction. Moving your body is an important step in ensuring your bone, tissue and joint health, and will help you better manage your weight. Whether you're beginning or jumpstarting your fitness and weight management journey, this is an important first step that will keep you safe from injury and help you progress more effectively.

Adding movement to your healthy living strategy is more beneficial than cutting calories alone. Beyond burning calories, exercise helps reduce your blood pressure, boost your confidence, and can give you a greater sense of wellbeing. Sarah will share her best tips for overcoming common excuses for not making exercise a part of your routine.

This is your second workout of the Weight Management Jumpstart program and it's all about low impact cardio. Cardio is an important element in building your fitness base and helps improve your mobility, support joint health, and promote fat loss. A common misconception with cardio is that is has to be done on a treadmill at the gym; not true! Sarah created this workout to be done anywhere. Remember to keep your spine safe, core engaged, and always listen to your body; if you need to take a break pause the video, grab some water, and come back when you're ready to finish.

When it comes to improving your nutrition, if you fail to plan then plan to fail. Sarah shares her top tips for eating a more balanced, wholesome diet.

Welcome to the third workout of the Weight Management Jumpstart program. Strength training is an important element of any weight management strategy in order to improve bone density, build lean muscle mass, and cultivate a healthy metabolism. In this class Sarah will show you moves that allow you to work multiple muscle groups at once. The result? A more effective strength workout that burns calories more effectively.