Day 11
Perform each exercise 15
times consecutively (if you are
switching sides i.e. Speed skaters, plank to pushups or lateral lunges it’s 15 per side) and
repeat entire circuit for a total of 3
sets. You may take up to 1-2 minute rest between circuits as needed.
Speed Skaters Start with feet
together and jump to the right, landing on the right foot. Immediately
take another lateral jump to the left. Keep jumping from side to side,
keeping the jumps low to the floor and swinging the arms to add
intensity. Jump as far as you can each time.
Lateral
Jumps a Tuck
Jump Stand with both feet together. Bend the knees slightly and jump as far
as possible to one side. Upon landing, immediately perform a tuck jump. That's
one. Repeat in the opposite direction with no pausing between reps.
Frog
Squat Jumps Begin in a wide stance, feet a bit wider than shoulder-width
apart, with toes turned slightly out. Keeping the chest up, drop into a deep
squat position, hands reaching to the floor. Now explode upwards into a jump.
Land softly and quickly repeat with an emphasis on the height of each jump.
Plank
to Push-up Start in a plank position on your forearms with your feet
shoulder width apart and your lower back flat. Press your body up to a push-up
position and then lower yourself back down into the plank. Since these are
timed sets alternate sides for the recommended duration.
Lateral LungesTo
complete the move, stand with feet together and then lunge to the right. Make
sure the toes of both feet face forward and weight goes back into the heels.
Reach the arms forward if you need extra help balancing.
*Always consult your physician before beginning any exercise program. This information is not intended to diagnose any medical condition or to replace your healthcare professional. If you experience any pain or difficulty with these exercises, stop and contact your healthcare provider.
*Always consult your physician before beginning any exercise program. This information is not intended to diagnose any medical condition or to replace your healthcare professional. If you experience any pain or difficulty with these exercises, stop and contact your healthcare provider.
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