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17 minute Upper Body Strength Workout for Postpartum | Beginner-Friendly #postpartumfitjourney #postpartumworkout #beginnerfriendly #dumbbellworkout This 17-minute upper body dumbbell workout is designed first for postpartum women and also perfect for beginners new to strength training. If you’re postpartum and dealing with: • Weak or tired arms • Shoulder tension from feeding, carrying, or holding your baby • Poor posture or upper back discomfort • Fear of doing “too much” too soon This workout focuses on safe, controlled upper body strength that supports better posture, shoulder health, and everyday movement—without jumping or advanced exercises. You’ll move through a dynamic warmup, 8 exercises (no-repeat format), and end with a stretch so the workout stays engaging while remaining approachable and supportive. 🏋️♀️ What You’ll Need • 1-2 sets of dumbbells (I'm using 5 & 10 lb weights) • Choose a weight that allows you to move with control and good form ⏱️ Workout Details • 17 minutes total • Upper body focus: arms, shoulders, back, chest • Postpartum-aware movement • Beginner-friendly pacing • No jumping, no floor crunches Timestamps: 00:00 Intro to Workout 00:38 Warmup 03:02 Strength Circuit 13:56 Stretch 👍 If this workout felt good, give it a thumbs up 💬 Comment and let me know how it felt in your body 🔔 Subscribe for weekly beginner-friendly, postpartum-safe dumbbell workouts Train with confidence, Amanda | Strength by Amanda Follow me on Instagram: strengthbyamanda Disclaimer: The content on Strength by Amanda is for informational and educational purposes only. I am not a medical professional, and this content should not be taken as medical advice. Always consult with your doctor, midwife, or qualified health provider before starting any new exercise, especially during pregnancy and postpartum. Listen to your body and modify as needed.