A Quick, Simple Circuit to Start Your Weekend Right!

Posted on June 22, 2013 by

It’s time to get out of bed sleepy head, slip on your tennis shoes, and get moving!

You will feel great and your body and mind will thank you!

  • Jog in place  –  2 minutes
  • Side lunges  –  1 minute
  • Run in place (high knees)  –  1 minute
  • Push-ups  –  1 minute
  • Jumping jacks  –  1 minute
  • Reverse lunges  –  1 minute
  • Mountain climbers  –  1 minute
  • Squat jumps  –  1 minute
  • Bicycle crunches  –  1 minute
  • Standard plank  –  1 minute

Circuit can be performed anywhere:  gym, park, or at home!

You choose!

Be Active!  Be Healthy!  Be YOU!

Reference:

“The Training Edge.”  National Academy of Sports Medicine, Summer 2013. Pg. 7.

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About rrluthi

Certified fitness expert with a passion for educating and empowering "chronologically-enriched" clients about the benefits of adopting and maintaining an active, healthy lifestyle and preventing injury. Proven strengths applying cutting-edge fitness/wellness concepts and research through roles as a health coach, fitness trainer, and group exercise instructor—in addition to promoting these concepts in a more systematic way through blogging and social media, community outreach, public speaking, and corporate wellness program facilitation.
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