I’d say I’m into a mix of strength training and Pilates—I like workouts that feel efficient but controlled, so things like slow, focused movements, core work, and then adding in some heavier lifts to balance it out; I’d probably throw in short HIIT sessions when I want something intense and quick, but overall I’d stick to routines that build strength while also improving stability and mobility.

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