new 15-Min Isometrics Workout (try this today)

Published 18 days ago • 1 min read

When I first picked up a weight at age 14—nearly 30 years ago—it was all about performance on the football field.

I wanted to get bigger, stronger, faster.

Then, in my 20s, the goal shifted: look good, fill out my sleeves, turn some heads.

By my late 30s, the priorities changed again. These days, it’s about staying strong and athletic without wrecking my joints. It’s about moving well, feeling good, keeping my heart healthy, and having the energy to show up every day.

Kettlebells have been a big part of that journey. But over time, I’ve added other tools too—one of the most powerful being isometrics.

Isometric training has been shown to help:

— Protect your joints
— Speed up recovery
— Improve blood pressure
— Build muscle and strength—without constant wear and tear

That’s why I created Warrior Flow Isometrics.

Here’s a sample workout you can try today:

15-Min Warrior Flow Isometrics Workout

Hold each position for 45 seconds. Rest 15 seconds between moves. Do 3 total rounds.

Horse Stance Hold – Arms extended. Option: add light weight
Forearm Plank → High Plank Flow – Alternate every 5 sec
Skater Squat Hold + Side-to-Side Toe Touches – Stay low, keep control
Bear Plank Hover → Shoulder Taps – Alternate sides, raise a foot for a challenge
Skater Squat Hold + Back Toe Touches – Test your balance and control
Alternating Leg Drops – Hold one leg close to the ground for 5 sec, then switch

*Full video walk-thrus / demos of each move shown in the full program here

The full program includes longer sessions (20–30 mins), and you can use it to supplement your kettlebell workouts—or as a standalone phase when your body needs a reset.

Try Warrior Flow Isometrics here.

Here’s to staying strong, mobile, and pain-free this summer!

– Forest Vance, MS
Corrective Exercise Specialist | 200-Hour RYT
ForestVanceTraining.com

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