15-Minute Controlled Sculpt Flow

With Sabina Storberg

Join Sabina for a slow Sculpt Flow designed to build stamina, tone, and sculpt your body through slow and controlled movements.

This session features a full flow sequence repeated four times on both the right and left sides.
  • Round 1 (Slow & Controlled): Focus on deep holds for five deep breaths in key warrior and lunge positions. The flow starts on the right side and is then repeated on the left.
  • Round 2 (Faster Pace): The tempo picks up, with holds for three deep breaths.
  • Round 3 (Quick Flow): You'll move even faster, holding each position for only one breath.
  • Round 4 (Final Push): The final two flows are done at a quicker pace to finish strong.

You'll start with a warm-up, including deep-breath inhales and forward folds, before moving into the full WeaponUp flow, which includes:

  • Striking Warrior
  • Outside Flower
  • Half Flower Ninja
  • Roving
  • Chin to Shin

Get ready to sweat and feel the burn!
Day 1: Foundations of Sword Mastery Thumbnail Day 1: Foundations of Sword Mastery Animated GIF

Day 1: Foundations of Sword Mastery

With Sabina Storberg

Day 2: Mastering the Basic Sword Flowers Thumbnail Day 2: Mastering the Basic Sword Flowers Animated GIF

Day 2: Mastering the Basic Sword Flowers

With Sabina Storberg

Day 3: The Half Flower Breakdown Thumbnail Day 3: The Half Flower Breakdown Animated GIF

Day 3: The Half Flower Breakdown

With Sabina Storberg

Day 4: Overhead Flower Technique Thumbnail Day 4: Overhead Flower Technique Animated GIF

Day 4: Overhead Flower Technique

With Sabina Storberg

Day 5: The Full Flower  Thumbnail Day 5: The Full Flower  Animated GIF

Day 5: The Full Flower

With Sabina Storberg

DB - Roving Ninja Thumbnail DB - Roving Ninja Animated GIF

DB - Roving Ninja

With Sabina Storberg

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lenamargulis
lenamargulis about 1 month ago
It looks deceptively easy but was HARD! Loved it! 💞
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vlcbyscn about 1 month ago
I like this flow in theory, but it's nearly impossible to follow along with so much direction switching. The vocal cues leave a lot to be desired (which hand should the sword be in? Which way am I facing for any particular move? What leg do I step back with to start?) and I'm worried about my neck trying to find the screen to make sure I'm doing it right when there's so much back and forth.
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pwh7hkhn
pwh7hkhn about 1 month ago
I agree! The mirrored way is so confusing, it would be so much better if she was facing the same way as us, so we can do the movements on the same side.
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sabinastorberg
sabinastorberg about 1 month ago
We heard you guys and now you can mirror the videos! Happy practice!