Day 18 T.G.I.F
Perform
each exercise for 15 repetitions each. Once you finished your first set rest
for 1-2 min and repeat for a total of 4 sets.
Single-Leg
Jump Squats- Balance on one leg, grounding your
weight in the heel, and lower into a single-leg squat. Extend the arms forward
for balance. Hold momentarily at the bottom of the squat, and then throw the
arms downward to generate momentum and jump up off the standing leg. Softly
land on the same leg and then head straight into the next rep.
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.
Long Jump - Flashback
to elementary school track meets! For this explosive lower-body move, stand
with feet hip-width apart, and crouch into a squatting position with the arms
back. Next, spring forward with both feet remaining together and land on the
balls of the feet with the knees bent. Got the hang of things? Spring right
back into action for the next jump (with no rest in between).
Mountain Climbers - Assume a pushup position with your legs extended
behind you, arms straight, hands directly below your shoulders and your body
straight. Keep your upper body still and arms straight as you swiftly bend your
right leg and bring your knee up toward your right arm. Reverse your movement
and repeat with your left leg and continue to march your legs back and forth
and quickly as possible, like running in place.
*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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