INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA: In this image released on May 2, Selena Gomez attends Global Citizen VAX LIVE: The Concert To Reunite The World at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. Global Citizen VAX LIVE: The Concert To Reunite The World will be broadcast on May 8, 2021. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Global Citizen VAX LIVE)

Although Los Angeles has reopened its gyms, it seems Selena Gomez has decided – like many of us did post-lockdown – that she prefers the privacy of her own home gym to crowded boutique fitness studios. The singer recently shared her workout routine on her TikTok account, and it looks like she has zero trouble working up a sweat outside of the gym.

And sure, Gomez has a personal trainer – and her home gym looks a lot fancier than my worn-out yoga mat does while crammed between my wall and coffee table – as some cities continue to grapple with the pandemic, it’s comforting to remember that all you really need to move is your body and a little motivation.

So why not let Gomez inspire your next sweat session?

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In the high energy video, Gomez can be seen squatting, pressing and donkey kicking her way through a workout with a friend. While the star has made no secret of the fact that she isn’t the biggest fan of fitness, her happy (albeit exhausted) expression post-workout indicates that she does enjoy those post-workout endorphins.

In the video, Gomez keeps the equipment basic, with a few light dumbbells, some chic Bala Bangles hand and ankle weights ($75), a medicine ball and some workout bands, all of which are easily acquired for a killer at-home sweat session. While Gomez’s session is seemingly lead by a personal trainer – likely her longtime fitness go-to, Amy Rosoff Davis – there’s absolutely no reason you can’t follow along at home.

If you struggle to work out without a little guidance, there are plenty of at-home fitness programs you can follow – GRAZIA loves Fluidform At Home for mat and reformer pilates sessions led by expert Kirsten King, or try Keep It Cleaner for cardio pilates, HIIT, boxing, yoga and strength sessions.

Or you could always follow Gomez’s lead and try out one of the millions of free workouts available online. “I don’t love working out, but I find myself going on YouTube and doing workout videos,” she revealed in an interview recently. “Anything from old-school workout videos to more current ones.”

Here’s to joyful movement à la Gomez.