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Interval
Keep your heart rate up working as hard as you can during the "work" phase of the interval. Complete as many repetitions as possible during that time.
▶ V Up 45 sec
▶ Sit Up 30 sec
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Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
3. Pull your knee up until your toes are pointing to the floor then back to the ground.
4. As one foot touches the ground, start pulling up the other knee until your toes are pointing to the floor then
back to the ground.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
3) Keep your chest up and back held in neutral position or with a slight arch.
5) Make sure your toes, knees, and hips are all in line as you squat back.
V Up
1.Lie on your back with your legs straight and your arms stretched out overhead.
▶ 2.Raise your legs straight up while also lifting your upper body off the floor and reach your hands toward your
feet, keeping both your arms and legs straight.
3.Slowly lower your upper body and legs back to the floor, returning to starting position.
4.Repeat.
Sit Up
1) Lie on your back on the floor with your feet shoulder width apart.
▶ 2) Begin by lifting your upper body up until you are sitting up straight with your arms either at your sides,
crossed in front of you, or behind your head.
4) Make sure that you do not use your arms to swing your body up and make sure that your feet always
remain touching the ground.
Bicycle Crunch
1) For the bicycle crunch, sit on your pelvis or your sit bones with your feet off the ground and upper body tall.
Plank To Push Up
1.Lie face down on a mat with your legs straight and arms tucked in by your sides with elbows bent.
▶ 2.Raise your body up into the top of a push up position, resting on your hand and toes and hold briefly. Keep
your back flat and head looking down at the floor.
▶ 2) Bring your knee from one side of your body towards the opposite elbow.
Glute Bridge
1) For this exercise, lie on your back.
▶ 2) Squeeze your glutes to lift your hips. Keep your tummy tight throughout.
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Jumping Jack
Wall Sit
1) When performing this exercise, ensure your knees don’t move forward past your toes.
Piked Push Up
1. Get into push up position, palms flat on the floor and slightly more than shoulder-width apart, your feet should
be together and your legs straight.
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2. Walk your feet towards your hand, lifting your butt into the air.
4. Repeat.
Walk/Walk in Place
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Strength
Aim to complete the repetition ranges as provided. Most importantly is to hit fatigue, rather than the numbers of repetitions provided. If you are easily
obtaining the repetitions for an exercise, slow down each repetition significantly and hold briefly at either end of the range of motion.
If you don't have a pull-up bar or bench to step onto, skip those exercises.
Superset of 3 sets
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3 sets x AMRAP
Diamond Push Up
Rest 45 sec between sets
Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
3. Pull your knee up until your toes are pointing to the floor then back to the ground.
4. As one foot touches the ground, start pulling up the other knee until your toes are pointing to the floor then
back to the ground.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
Prisoner Squat
1) When performing this exercise, sit your hips back and keep your back set by keeping your chest up in a
neutral or slightly arched position.
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2) Interlace your fingers behind your head.
▶ 2) Keep your body position tall. All lower body segments in 90 degrees.
4) Repeat.
Push Up
1. Lie with your chest facing down, palms flat on the floor and slightly more than shoulder-width apart, your feet
should be together and your legs straight.
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2. Push your body upwards and straighten your
position.
4.Repeat.
▶ 2) Maintain that pressure with your lumbar spine into the mat as your leg drops out farther away from your body.
Diamond Push Up
1. Support your body on your toes and hands. Feet together and hands in diamond shaped placed under
your chest.
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2. Push up to a straight arm position, keeping your back flat and the diamond position of your hands.
position. 4.Repeat.
Walk/Walk in Place
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Strength Endurance
Minimize the amount of rest time between exercises until the entire circuit is done. Aim to keep moving throughout the circui t.
3) Keep your chest up and back held in neutral position or with a slight arch.
5) Make sure your toes, knees, and hips are all in line as you squat back.
Glute Bridge
1) For this exercise, lie on your back.
▶ 2) Squeeze your glutes to lift your hips. Keep your tummy tight throughout.
Bird Dog
1) When lifting your leg in this exercise, try to isolate the movement from your hip or your glute so squeeze your
bum.
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2) Get into a 4-point position.
4) From here, make sure you squeeze your abdominals and make sure they are tight. Prevent any lower back
arching.
5) Lift the opposing arm and hand, slowly move as you lift.
Knee Up Crunch
1) Lie on your back with your knees up at a 90-degree angle. Hands behind your head, light fingertip pressure
only.
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2) Exhale and contract your abs, as you slowly lift your shoulder blades off the floor.
3) Press your low back into the floor and think about pulling your belly button to your spine. Pause at the top of
the movement.
4) Inhale and slowly control your body back to the start position.
5) Perform this exercise very slowly to avoid using momentum to help. Your body should remain perfectly still
during the movement.
Kneeling Push Up
1. Support your body on your knees and hands with your elbows bent, legs crossed, feet raised and your
chest nearly touching the floor.
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2. Push up to a straight arm position.
4. Repeat.
RESISTANCE BAND HOME WORKOUTS
Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
3. Pull your knee up until your toes are pointing to the floor then back to the ground.
4. As one foot touches the ground, start pulling up the other knee until your toes are pointing to the floor then
back to the ground.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
▶ 2) Bring handles of the band above shoulders so that elbows are bent 90 degrees.
3) Press arms straight up, keeping shoulders down. Slowly lower back above shoulders.
4) Repeat.
▶ 2) Grasp the handlebars so that your palms are facing inward and touching your upper legs with your arms fully
extended, elbows slightly bent. This is your starting position.
3) Keeping the handlebars close to your body, exhale as you raise them straight up until they are just under your
chin.
4) Hold for a moment and then inhale as you reverse the motion back to the starting position.
5) Repeat
▶ 2) Grasp the handles using a pronated (palms facing your thighs) grip that is slightly less than shoulder width.
The handles should be resting on the sides of your thighs. Your arms should be extended with a slight bend at
the elbows and your back should be straight. This will be your starting position.
3) Use your side shoulders to lift the handles to the sides as you exhale Continue to lift the handles until the
are slightly above parallel. Tip: As you lift the handles, slightly tilt the hand as if you were pouring water and
keep your arms extended.
4) Also, keep your torso stationary and pause for a second at the top of the movement.
5) Lower the handles back down slowly to the starting position. Inhale as you perform this portion of the
movement.
▶ 2) Slowly curl hands up to shoulders, squeezing biceps and keeping elbows next to your sides.
4) Repeat.
3) Sit tall with abs tight and hold handles in front of you with elbows bent next to your side.
4) Pull the handles back until they are next to your side and elbows are behind you.
5) Slowly release.
3) Your feet should be shoulder width apart from each other. When holding the bands, they should be the same
height on each side.
4) You should be using a pronated grip (palms facing forward) and have the handles of the bands next to your
face for this exercise. This is the starting position.
5) Slowly start to bend the knees and lower the legs so that your thighs are parallel to the floor while exhaling.
6) Use the heel of your feet to push your body up to the starting position as you exhale.
Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
3) Your feet should be shoulder width apart from each other. When holding the bands, they should be the
same height on each side.
4) You should be using a pronated grip (palms facing forward) and have the handles of the bands next to
your face for this exercise. This is the starting position.
5) Slowly start to bend the knees and lower the legs so that your thighs are parallel to the floor while exhaling.
6) Use the heel of your feet to push your body up to the starting position as you exhale.
3) Bend your knees slightly and drive your hips back but not lower than your knees. Keep the chest up.
4) Contract your glutes, driving them forward. Do not just lean back.
5) Repeat.
3) The palms should be facing forward with the elbows bent and to the sides.
4) This movement will create tension on the band. This will be your starting position.
5) Keeping the hands by your shoulder, stand up on your toes as you exhale and contract the calves hard at
the top of the movement.
6) After a one second contraction, slowly go back down to the starting position.
Superset of 4 sets
▶ Resistance Band Military Press 10
3 sets x 10
▶ Resistance Band Upright Row Rest 60 sec between sets
Superset of 4 sets
3 sets x 10
▶ Band Resistance Lateral Raise Rest 60 sec between sets
▶ Running in Place 5-10 minutes
Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
3. Pull your knee up until your toes are pointing to the floor then back to the ground.
4. As one foot touches the ground, start pulling up the other knee until your toes are pointing to the floor
then back to the ground.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
▶ 2) Bring handles of the band above shoulders so that elbows are bent 90 degrees.
3) Press arms straight up, keeping shoulders down. Slowly lower back above shoulders.
4) Repeat.
3) Sit tall with abs tight and hold handles in front of you with elbows bent next to your side.
4) Pull the handles back until they are next to your side and elbows are behind you.
5) Slowly release.
▶ 2) Grasp the handlebars so that your palms are facing inward and touching your upper legs with your arms
fully extended, elbows slightly bent. This is your starting position.
3) Keeping the handlebars close to your body, exhale as you raise them straight up until they are just under
your chin.
4) Hold for a moment and then inhale as you reverse the motion back to the starting position.
5) Repeat
▶ 2) Grab the handlebars with both hands. Your elbows should be bent.
▶ 2) Slowly curl hands up to shoulders, squeezing biceps and keeping elbows next to your sides.
4) Repeat.
▶ 2) Grasp the handles using a pronated (palms facing your thighs) grip that is slightly less than shoulder width.
The handles should be resting on the sides of your thighs. Your arms should be extended with a slight bend at
the elbows and your back should be straight. This will be your starting position.
3) Use your side shoulders to lift the handles to the sides as you exhale. Continue to lift the handles until
they are slightly above parallel. Tip: As you lift the handles, slightly tilt the hand as if you were pouring water
and keep your arms extended.
4) Also, keep your torso stationary and pause for a second at the top of themovement.
5) Lower the handles back down slowly to the starting position. Inhale as you perform this portion of
the movement.
Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
3. Pull your knee up until your toes are pointing to the floor then back to the ground.
4. As one foot touches the ground, start pulling up the other knee until your toes are pointing to the floor then
back to the ground.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
▶ 2.Press the dumbbells overhead, extending your arms fully. Make sure to keep your back flat and remain upright
throughout.
3.Repeat.
▶ 2.Press the dumbbells straight up over your chest, arms straight, keeping your palms facing forward.
3.Lower the dumbbells back to shoulder level, returning to starting position.
4.Repeat.
▶ 2.Pull dumbbells straight up till just below your chin and your elbows out.
3.Pause at the top.
3) Grab the dumbbell and pull it to your stomach, retracting your shoulder blade and flexing the elbow.
3) Make sure you set your weight back into your heels. Keep your knees behind your toes.
4) Pause and squeeze the calf muscle, and then slowly lower your heel back down as far as possible.
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4 sets x 10
Dumbbell Forward Lunge
Rest 60 sec between sets
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4 sets x 10
Dumbbell Front Squat
Rest 60 sec between sets
4 sets x 10
▶ Dumbbell Calf Raise Rest 60 sec between sets
▶ Running in Place 5-10 minutes
Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
3. Pull your knee up until your toes are pointing to the floor then back to the ground.
4. As one foot touches the ground, start pulling up the other knee until your toes are pointing to the floor
then back to the ground.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
▶ 2.Lunge forward with your left leg, landing on your heel first. Lower your body by bending at your knee and
left hip, while lowering the right knee until it almost touches the floor.
4. Repeat with right leg and alternate between your left and right legs.
4) Pause and squeeze the calf muscle, and then slowly lower your heel back down as far as possible.
Running in Place
1. Try to be light on your feet.
3. Pull your knee up until your toes are pointing to the floor then back to the ground.
4. As one foot touches the ground, start pulling up the other knee until your toes are pointing to the floor then
back to the ground.
5. While doing this, make sure your arms are also moving.
▶ 2.Press the dumbbells overhead, extending your arms fully. Make sure to keep your back flat and remain upright
throughout.
3.Repeat.
3) Grab the dumbbell and pull it to your stomach, retracting your shoulder blade and flexing the elbow.
▶ 2) With dumbbells in both hands and elbows bent, raise upper arms to sides until elbows are at shoulder height.
▶ 2) Lift the weight in one hand in front of you in a wide arc until it is slightly higher than shoulder height. Pause,
and then lower the weight while simultaneously lifting the weight in your other hand, so that both arms are in motion
at the same time.
▶ 2) Curl dumbbells for both arms at once, twisting your wrists on the way up and keeping your elbows still.