Lights off · legs up

Workouts you do lying in bed.

Belly, thighs, waist, arms — follow-along routines you do flat on your back, under the covers, in the time it takes to scroll one more video. No mat, no gym, no getting up.

50Follow-along videos
12 hrsOf bed workouts
74Moves, explained
Bed Workouts
Night 1 · 5 min belly
Start with the bit that bothers you

What do you want to work on?

Every video on the channel, sorted by the part of you it's really working.

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How long have you got tonight?

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Free · 28 nights

The 28-Day Bed Workout Calendar to flatten belly & lose weight.

Start with five minutes. Finish with thirty. Belly and thigh nights alternate so nothing is worked two nights running, every week ends on a combined session, and there are optional upper-body bonuses for the nights you want more. Tick each night off as you go.

Belly Thigh Belly + thigh
Built for tonight

Tell it how you feel. Get tonight's workout.

Pick how long you've got and what you want to work. Tired? Ate too much? Neck aching from your phone? Say so, and the moves that won't suit tonight are left out. Then press start and it times every move for you.

Build tonight's workout
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Wind down and work in the same ten minutes

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Follow a plan

Programs, night by night

One video is a good night. A plan is a good month — it tells you exactly what to press play on, and when to rest.

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Free printable

Put the calendar on your nightstand.

All 28 nights on one sheet, with a box to tick every night and space to note your waist and thighs on night 1, 14 and 28. Plus one new bed routine in your inbox each week.

One email a week. Unsubscribe any time.

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Before you start. BedWorkouts is exercise content, not medical advice. If you're pregnant or recently postpartum, recovering from surgery, or have a heart, back or joint condition, check with your doctor first. Stop if anything causes sharp pain, dizziness or chest discomfort. Full safety guidance →