🍑#SundayBunday! Variable tempo training involves fluctuating the speed of movement used for your reps over the course of a workout. This routine uses 3 unique training tempos applied to a single move that develops the entire lower body with a particular emphasis on the glute-ham region: sliding reverse lunges. @ninagjones is using the premium slideboard from @ultraslide but she also shows a modification with a fitness slider from @sklz at the end of the video. You can further modify with furniture sliders/paper plates on carpet or socks on a wooden floor. ------------ Perform each move for 2 minutes of work with a minute rest between moves at the exact tempo and in the exact order listed: 1. Left Leg: Eccentric Tempo- 4-1-1 2. Right Leg: Eccentric Tempo- 4-1-1 3. Left Leg: Isometric Tempo- 1-4-1 4. Right Leg: Isometric Tempo- 1-4-1 5. Left Leg: Fast/Normal Tempo- 1-0-1 6. Right Leg: Fast/Normal Tempo- 1-0-1 ------------ Thats 1 cycle. Beginners do 1 cycle and intermediate/advanced trainees can do 2-3 cycles. ------------ TEMPO GUIDELINES 4-1-1: 4 seconds down, 1 second pause, 1 second up 1-4-1: 1 second down, 4 seconds pause, 1 second up 1-0-1: 1 second down, 0 second pause, 1 second up ------------ Get the full instructional workout video at TheDailyBJ.com. Every Sunday I post a new glute-ham workout to plump dat peach under the #SundayBunday WORKOUT SERIES within the GAINZ category. ------------ #Glutes #GlutesWorkout #GluteHam #Hamstrings #Butt #ButtWorkout #TheDailyBJ #🍑