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In this segment of JJ Virgin’s "Full Body Strength Workout for Women," she emphasizes the core principle of progressive overload—making each workout harder by adding sets, reps, or weight—to drive continual improvement. She highlights that while the routine engages the quads, calves, and core, the primary movers are the glutes, which are crucial for functional tasks like picking objects off the floor. JJ explains that feeling glute soreness the next day is a positive sign of effective training, linking the workout’s purpose to everyday life demands.

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