182 // How to Start Rebuilding Core Strength in Just 2 Minutes a Day (Even With Kids Crawling on You!)

Ever feel like working out is impossible when you’ve got a baby on your hip and a million things to do?
Girl, I see you. You’re juggling motherhood, sleep deprivation, and maybe a lukewarm cup of coffee if you’re lucky. The thought of squeezing in a workout feels laughable, right?

But what if I told you that you can start rebuilding your core in just TWO minutes a day? Yep—2 minutes. That’s it.

In today’s episode, I’m showing you how short, consistent movement is way more powerful than long workouts (that never actually happen anyway). I’ll walk you through my “2-minute rule,” how to sneak in core exercises even with distractions, and the exact baby-friendly moves you can do right now—no equipment, no fancy routines, just real-life mom hacks.

If you’re ready to start feeling stronger, more energized, and more like YOU again, this is it.

Keep Smiling,

Jena

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**Quick disclaimer: Nothing I share should be considered medical advice and I am not your medical provider. Anything mentioned is not meant to treat or diagnose any medical conditions. If you have any questions or concerns about your healthcare needs, please seek the care of your medical provider. 

 

I share the strategies that have worked for me and you are encouraged to do your own research and speak to your own medical provider for further care. 

 

Also keep in mind it is important to always consult your doctor before beginning any exercise program and get medical clearance. 

 

Dr. Jena Bradley and Jena Bradley, LLC will not be responsible or liable for any injury sustained while exercising at home, gym or elsewhere. Perform exercises at your own risk.