Joining the world of blogging...
I love new work out ideas… Changing things up. I search websites, Pinterest, and my own imagination for a plan for the day. I am a Physical therapist and have for over 12 years found working out to be my sanity, my happiness drug, and my passion. I think (this may evolve) my blog will focus on fitness, workout ideas and ways to change things based on fitness level, goals, and space/ equipment. I also my throw in recipes that work for our family of 5. I am a military spouse so may add any advice I can give about places we have been stationed because moving somewhere new is so very overwhelming. I love when I can find the best places to take my kids, the best coffee shop, and of course outdoor activities. So here goes…..
For this workout you perform 30 seconds of 2 exercises 4 times without rest (4min total). Followed by 1 min rest. I did 4 sets for 20 minute total time invested. (I followed with 30 minute run)
1a. Ball slam * see below for details
1b. Burpee
3a. Goblet squat
3b. Kettle bell swing
4a. Jump squat
4b. Mountain climber.
Ball slam- with slamming ball throw it down quick squat to pick up and take overhead. If no pull sub thruster: squat with weight and as stand push weight overhead. If no weights: air squat
Burpee: stand- plank-push-up-knee tuck- to jump up
Pushup- I did have to drop to knees last couple sets
Situp- any variation- I did butterfly sit-ups. Feet together, knees out and sit all the way up and down
Goblet squat- I used 25 pound kettle bell. Toes slightly out, legs slightly wider than shoulder width, hold kettle bell in front. (Could use dumbbell, or air squat)
Kettle bell swing- legs wide, toes out, hold kettle bell by handle, sumo squat and as raise swing Kb up to chin level
(again dumbbell or no weight substitution)
Squat jump- jump at top of your squat
Mountain climber- plank position- run legs- keep Back flat
Can pick any 2 exercises. Goal is no rest for 4 min straight and then enjoy your minute rest to recover for next set.
You tube has great videos of exercise demonstrations if need to see how it is done