Tools:
Equipments: we will start
with no equipments
Method 1:
- Create 4 -5 intervals and repeat each interval twice
- Each interval can focus on one large muscle group (upper body, core, lower body)
Warm -up
(two options for each interval, all exercises can be found in my previous posts)
Interval 1: (Cardio)
- March in place -- Jumping jack -- High butt kick -- High knee kick
- Jumping jacks -- Skater lunge -- Line hop -- Cross/crawl hop
- Squats -- Lunges -- Sumo squats -- Cross lunge
- Squat -- Side lunge -- Single leg squat -- Calf raise squats
Interval 3: (Core)
- Plank -- Side plank -- Push up/plank -- Walking push up
- Regular crunch -- Bicycle crunch -- Regular push up -- Standing crunch
Interval 4:(Lower body)
(different set of lower body exercises)
Interval 5: Core
(different set of core exercises)
Interval 5: Core
(different set of core exercises)
Cool down
Method 2:
- Create 4- 5 intervals and repeat each interval twice
- Each interval should focus on all three major muscle group (arms, core and lower body)
Warm up
Interval 1:
March in place --
Jumping jacks -- Squats Sumo
squats -- Walking
push -up -- Plank/push up -- Lunges
Interval 2:
High butt kick -- High knee kick -- Calf raise squats -- Single leg squats -- regular
plank -- Side
plank -- Cross leg lunge
Interval 3:
Cardio -- hips -- core -- hip
Interval 4:
Cardio -- hips -- core -- hip
Cool Down
Hope fully now you can pick up different exercises from the previous posts and build your own workout at home, Let me know how you get on with this, if it helped you to create your home workout? Maybe we could share our workout plans :)
I would also like to point out I'm no fitness
expert these are things I learnt along the way of my weight loss journey by
surfing the internet and going for fitness classes.
Keep Reading I will Keep Writing
Tanvee
Hi Tanvee! For a long time, I didn't realize it but I always separate my workout into 3 distinct workouts that each take 1/3 of the workout time. As much as I like exercise, I like to be able to check off an entire chunk of exercise, and freshly move forward to something completely new--as you show in this post. :D
ReplyDelete:-) Marion
Hi Marion, I started doing that after attending one of my fitness classes (LBT). There we focused on one group for 20 minutes and then moved to the next...I play around with my workout plan, sometimes I separate my workout other times I mix them all up :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I've got tons of exercise DVDs and books/magazines -- but it's great to just have a workout plan that's already sorted and that you can pull out and do without too much thinking!
ReplyDeleteI also have a few exercise DVDs but I get bored sticking to one DVD and I prefer to create my own mix of exercises so evey few months..(actually depends on how I feel) I switch it up, you will always find one workout plan with me...no thinking just look at the plan and get to work :)
ReplyDeleteThis is really good. But mys sister has high blood pressure. Is it good for her?
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