Introducing Ellavate Weekly Strength: A Simpler Way to Build Strength

I'm excited to introduce Ellavate Weekly Strength, a new strength training subscription designed to help you build strength, develop consistency, and make training a sustainable part of your routine.
Whether you're training at home, balancing a busy schedule, or looking for a structured approach to strength training without the commitment of individualized coaching, this program gives you a plan to follow and a clear path forward.
What is Ellavate Weekly Strength?
Ellavate Weekly Strength is a subscription-based training program built around structured weekly workouts and progressive programming. Rather than piecing together workouts on your own or wondering what to do next, you'll have a consistent plan to follow, with training that evolves over time.
The program is designed for home gym training using kettlebells, dumbbells, and other basic equipment, making it a practical option for those who want to get stronger without needing access to a full commercial gym.
What does the program look like?
Each week includes four workouts, organized around four primary movement patterns:
Hinge: Build posterior chain strength through movements that emphasize the hips, glutes, and hamstrings.
Press: Develop upper-body pushing strength and shoulder stability.
Squat: Build lower-body strength, control, and stability.
Pull: Strengthen the upper back, arms, and grip while developing pulling strength.
The workouts combine foundational strength movements with accessory exercises and athletic elements to create balanced training across the week.
You can work through the sessions in the order that best fits your schedule, making it easier to adapt training around work, family, and everything else life brings.
Training with a purpose, not just completing workouts
One of the most important parts of a strength program is having a reason behind the work you're doing.
Ellavate Weekly Strength uses progressive programming to help you build on what you've already accomplished. Across each training phase, you'll see changes in repetitions, loading, and movement emphasis to gradually challenge your body and develop strength over time.
The goal isn't to make every workout harder just for the sake of it. It's to give you a structured approach that allows you to practice movements, build confidence, and progress with intention.
You'll also have opportunities to work on power, unilateral strength, stability, and core control alongside your primary lifts.
Built for consistency and flexibility
You don't need to train every day or have a perfectly structured schedule to make progress.
With four workouts available each week, you can organize your training around your life rather than trying to fit your life around your training. Some weeks will go according to plan, and others might look a little different. The important thing is having a program you can return to and build on over time.
The subscription is designed to provide structure without requiring individualized programming, making it a useful option for people who want guidance and progression while maintaining flexibility in how they train.
Who is it for?
Ellavate Weekly Strength is a good fit for people who:
Want a structured strength training program to follow independently.
Prefer training at home with kettlebells, dumbbells, and basic equipment.
Want their workouts to progress rather than repeat without a clear purpose.
Need flexibility to work training into a busy schedule.
Want to develop strength, movement confidence, and consistency over time.
You don't need to be an experienced lifter to benefit from structured training. The goal is to meet yourself where you are, choose appropriate loads, and continue building from there.
Ready to get started?
Ellavate Weekly Strength is now available for those looking for a more structured, sustainable approach to strength training.
If you're ready to spend less time figuring out what to do and more time building strength, I'd love for you to take a look.
Explore Ellavate Weekly Strength to learn more about the subscription, what to expect, and how to get started.





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