Walking
Duration: 5 mins, 0 sec
Running
5 sets // Duration: 20 sec // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 2 mins, 0 sec after exercise
Burpee
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Push Up
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Bodyweight Reverse Lunge
4 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Freehand Jump Squat
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Push Up
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Plank
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Glute Bridge
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Bicycle Crunch
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Plank
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Reverse Crunch
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Walking
Duration: 5 mins, 0 sec
Duration: 5 mins, 0 sec
5 sets // Duration: 20 sec // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 2 mins, 0 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
4 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
3 sets of 10 // Rest 20 sec between sets // Rest 30 sec after exercise
Duration: 5 mins, 0 sec
Walking, a form of cardio exercise, can be performed outside or on a treadmill and focuses upon burning calories, strengthening the core and leg muscles and increasing overall endurance and stamina
Running is one of the most common and effect forms of exercise for muscle toning, weight loss and keeping your lungs and body in shape. Running improves on conditioning the body, endurance, stamina, speed, strength in the legs and core, as well as improving one's posture.
Steps: 1. Stand with your feet shoulder width apart 2. Push your hips back, bend your knees, and bring your hands to the floor. 3. Jump back into the top of a push-up position 4. Complete a push-up 5. Jump your feet towards your hands. Have them land slightly wider so they have to travel a slightly shorter distance. 6. Extend your hips back to a standing position. At the same time, jump and clap your hands above your head.
The push up exercise is one of the best exercises available for building a strong chest, arms, core and back. Steps : 1.) Start off by lying face down on the floor or on a mat with your feet together and arms shoulder width apart. 2.) Slowly draw your abs in, inhale and raise your body off of the floor until your arms are straight, keeping your head and neck level with your body as this will be your starting position. 3.) As you lower yourself down towards the ground, exhale until your chest almost touches the ground and you feel a stretch in your chest muscles. 4.) Hold for a count at the bottom position and then return back up to the starting position. Tips : 1.) A close grip works more of the inner pectorals and a wide grip works more of the outer pectorals.
Steps: 1. Begin in a standing position. Your hands should be on your hips or hanging at your sides. Look directly forward, keeping your chest up, with your feet shoulder-width apart. This will be your starting position. 2. Initiate the movement by taking a step to the rear, allowing your hips and knees to flex to lower your body. Contacting the back leg through only the ball of the foot, descend until your knee nearly touches the ground. Use a slow and controlled motion, paying special attention to proper mechanics and posture. The knee should stay in line with the foot, and the thoracic spine should remain neutral. 3. After a brief pause, return to the starting position by driving through the heel of the front leg to extend the knees and hips.
Steps : 1.) To begin this exercise; start off by crossing your arms over your chest and keeping your body standing straight up. 2.) Then squat down as in a normal full squat bending at your knees until your thighs are parallel with the floor. 3.) When you reach the full squat position, use the force from your heels to push up and jump straight into the air as high as possible. 4.) As soon as you touch the floor, immediately repeat the exercise once again. 5.) Repeat this exercise for as many repetitions as needed
The push up exercise is one of the best exercises available for building a strong chest, arms, core and back. Steps : 1.) Start off by lying face down on the floor or on a mat with your feet together and arms shoulder width apart. 2.) Slowly draw your abs in, inhale and raise your body off of the floor until your arms are straight, keeping your head and neck level with your body as this will be your starting position. 3.) As you lower yourself down towards the ground, exhale until your chest almost touches the ground and you feel a stretch in your chest muscles. 4.) Hold for a count at the bottom position and then return back up to the starting position. Tips : 1.) A close grip works more of the inner pectorals and a wide grip works more of the outer pectorals.
Steps : 1.) Start off by kneeling on all fours and aligning both hands right below your shoulders keep your knees beneath your hips. 2.) Extend both of your feet out behind you and squeeze on your core muscles, making sure that your body is aligned straight 3.) Hold this position for about 30 seconds to a minute. 4.) Release, return back to the starting position and repeat for as many times as you would like to perform this exercise.
The bridge exercise is a great exercise to help build and maintain core strength Steps : 1.) Start off lying on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on the floor. 2.) Lift up your hips off the floor as you draw your abs in and keep your glutes tight. 3.) Hold the position for a count then return back to the start. 4.) Repeat for as many sets as desired.
Steps : 1.) Start off lying flat as if you were going to perform a sit up putting your hands behind your your head and lifting your shoulders into a crunch position. 2.) Bring your knees up so that they are perpendicular with the floor and your lower legs are parallel with the ground as this will be your starting position. 3.) Slowly go through a cycle pedal motion kicking forward with your right leg and bringing in the knee of the left leg. 4.) Next bring your right elbow close to your left knee by crunching to the side. 5.) Return back to the starting position as you breathe in then crunch to the opposite side as you cycle your legs and bring your left elbow close to your right knee. 6.) Repeat with each side for as many reps and sets as desired. Tips : 1.) Reduce the speed of the exercise for more intensity and better results.
Steps : 1.) Start off by kneeling on all fours and aligning both hands right below your shoulders keep your knees beneath your hips. 2.) Extend both of your feet out behind you and squeeze on your core muscles, making sure that your body is aligned straight 3.) Hold this position for about 30 seconds to a minute. 4.) Release, return back to the starting position and repeat for as many times as you would like to perform this exercise.
Steps : 1.) To begin this exercise; start off with your back flat on the floor and your legs extended with knees bent. 2.) Your arms should be at your sides during the entire exercise. 3.) Keeping your knees bent, move your legs up in the air, followed by inhaling and moving your legs towards your chest, rolling your pelvis back and lift your hips up off of the floor. 4.) Squeeze your abs as you reach the final position, hold on for a few seconds then return your legs back to the starting position. 5.) Repeat this exercise for as many repetitions as needed.
Walking, a form of cardio exercise, can be performed outside or on a treadmill and focuses upon burning calories, strengthening the core and leg muscles and increasing overall endurance and stamina