
Workout Snacks by Hannah Eden
Meant to be snacked or stacked. Available in the iFIT fitness app, this series makes it easy to fit strength workouts into your schedule with quick sessions you can complete almost anywhere.
Some days you have time for a full workout. Other days, your schedule barely leaves room to breathe.
That’s where Workout Snacks by Hannah Eden comes in.
Hannah Eden’s approach to training focuses on a powerful mindset shift: movement doesn’t have to be long to be effective. These 5-, 10-, and 15-minute workouts are designed to deliver quick, focused sessions that build strength, increase energy, and keep you moving, even when life gets busy.
What Are Workout Snacks?
A workout snack is exactly what it sounds like: a small, powerful burst of movement. Sometimes referred to as ‘exercise snacks,’ these short workouts help you add movement throughout your day without committing to a full training session.
Instead of committing to a full workout session, you complete a quick routine that targets a specific muscle group or movement pattern. These short sessions can help you:
Break up long periods of sitting
Boost your energy during the day
Add extra training volume to your routine
Stay consistent even on busy days
You can complete one workout snack on its own, or stack several together to create a full “fitness meal.”
For example:
Morning boost
5-minute mobility snack
Midday reset
5-minute core pump
Evening training
10-minute glute pump + 10-minute shoulder pump
The flexibility makes it easy to move more without overthinking your schedule.

What to Expect in This Series
Hannah Eden brings her signature intensity and enthusiasm to every workout in this program. Each session is short, focused, and designed to deliver maximum impact in minimal time.
You’ll find workouts that target specific muscle groups, including:
Upper body
Shoulder pumps
Back pumps
Bicep pumps
Lower body
Glute pumps
Leg pumps
Core
Core pump workouts
Full body
Bodyweight pumps
Kettlebell pumps
You’ll also find mobility sessions designed to improve flexibility and help you recover between workouts.
Most workouts follow simple formats like AMRAPs (as many rounds as possible) or timed intervals, which keep the pace high and the structure easy to follow.
Equipment You May Use
Many of these workouts require minimal equipment, making them easy to fit into your day.
Depending on the session, you may use:
Dumbbells
Resistance bands
Kettlebells
A bench or step
An ab mat
Bodyweight only
Because these sessions are short, setup is quick and transitions are minimal, so you can focus on getting the most out of every minute.
Snack It or Stack It
One of the most powerful parts of this program is how flexible it is.
Snack it
Complete one quick workout when you need a burst of movement.
Stack it
Combine multiple workouts to build a longer session.
Example stacks might look like:
Upper-body stack
5-minute shoulder pump
10-minute back pump
5-minute bicep pump
Lower-body stack
10-minute glute pump
10-minute leg pump
Full-body stack
5-minute kettlebell pump
5-minute core pump
10-minute bodyweight pump
This approach lets you adapt your workouts to your schedule, not the other way around.

Why Short Workouts Work
Consistency is one of the most important drivers of progress in fitness, and efficient workouts like these make it easier to stay consistent even when your schedule is packed.
Even a few minutes of movement can help:
Improve circulation
Increase daily activity levels
Maintain strength and mobility
Support long-term fitness habits
When these short workouts add up over time, they can become a powerful part of your routine.
Ready to Start Snacking?
Whether you’re squeezing in movement between meetings, adding extra training to your routine, or stacking sessions for a longer workout, Workout Snacks by Hannah Eden gives you the flexibility to move whenever you can.
These sessions prove that even short, efficient workouts can make a meaningful difference in your fitness routine.
Workout Snacks by Hannah Eden is now available in the iFIT library. Press play and start snackin’.
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