The sessions

Follow along with Miley’s Moves

Two sessions set to music.

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Miley Cyrus + ViPR drill: athlete training with a ViPR

Routine A | Entry Level

Beginner

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Miley Cyrus + ViPR drill: athlete training with a ViPR

Routine B | Advanced

Advanced

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The moves

Learn every move

Ten moves, each with a Beginner and an Advanced version. Learn them one at a time here, then put them together in the full sessions.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Purse Pull
Move 01

Purse Pull

Often injury doesn’t come from show day, but from moving mindlessly throughout the day doing our usual routine without focusing on functionality. This is how I would carry luggage, a guitar case, or even a heavy bag. I don’t want to waste energy recovering from something I could train my body to do safely.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Rainbow Arch
Move 02

Rainbow Arch

I love what a rainbow represents, which is similar to the meaning behind “Flowers” — weathering a storm and coming out on the other side. I love adding meaning to movement because it inspires me to push rather than just doing standard training without purpose.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Around the World Tour
Move 03

Around the World Tour

This brings a lot of stability to the core, which is essential for singing but it also strengthens the front and back line, so you’re getting stronger in a deeper, more functional way that’s great for everyday life.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Rockstar Smash
Move 04

Rockstar Smash

We all know the epic rockstar staple of smashing a guitar. I don’t often break my guitar, but if it were incorporated into a performance I would train for it! Functionally, this movement also shows up constantly in my everyday life (animal care, cleaning around the house, etc.), probably more often than actually smashing a guitar.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: ESV Press
Move 05

ESV Press

Inspired by the Endless Summer Vacation album art, which is where my love for ViPR® began. This is a staple in the practice because it trains you to stay strong even through instability — pretty metaphorical too and aligned with the message of that album.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Mic Stand Row
Move 06

Mic Stand Row

A classic Miley move on stage. I have a ton of images of me lifting and rowing my mic stand, but it’s important to actually train for because mic stands are heavy and off balance — and I’m usually doing it in heels.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Pose & Push
Move 07

Pose & Push

This is how I would train for shoots, so even under pressure, weight, or struggle, I’m able to keep a calm face and make something difficult look natural. It also helps teach the body not to create unnecessary strain or stress, when our face is relaxed often the body will follow.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Cha Cha Corners
Move 08

Cha Cha Corners

Inspired by my favorite female dancers, this adds the joy of dance to the movement while recognizing that dance is a sport and it’s important to train like an athlete for the routine.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: High Heel Hop
Move 09

High Heel Hop

I’m often performing and working in heels, so even though I lose some of my natural footing and foundation, it’s important that my body is used to that elevation and can still ground and find stability.

MILEY CYRUS ViPR®: Quick Change Shuffle
Move 10

Quick Change Shuffle

Even during breaks on stage, I’m usually quick changing. I use this for stamina and cardio, which are obviously important for performing but also for overall heart health.

Additional moves

More moves from the same session, filmed with the same athletes. Names and videos coming soon.

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Consult your physician or a qualified health professional before beginning this or any exercise program, especially if you are pregnant, have a medical condition, or are recovering from an injury. Stop immediately if you feel pain, dizziness or shortness of breath.

Exercise carries a risk of injury. By following these sessions and drills you do so voluntarily and at your own risk, and ViPR PRO LLC is not responsible for any injury or damage resulting from their use. This content is general information and is not medical advice.