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...Or in a chilly mountain town where the only outdoor activities your relatives take part in are smoke breaks...
...And it's possible (shocking I know) that your family doesn't have an indoor state of the art gym. What no home gym?!?! We're not in Hollywood anymore folks.
But no matter what remote location you originate from, there are many fat blasting indoor activities you can try, that won't have you collapsing outside from the cold.
This 30 minute living room workout is inspired by my favorite Total Body Blast trainer Tafik at Golds Gym in Weho, and can be performed with actual fitness equipment or these MacGyver-esque improvised tools.
You’ll need:
-A Jump Rope, or an unplugged (this is key) extension cord
-A Body Bar, or try a broom, fire place prod, or even the bar from your closet if it’s removable
-Stop watch or clock in sight
Warm-up:
-5 minutes jump-roping at a slow to moderate pace. (approximately 45 calories burned)
1st Cardio Blast:
-Pick up the pace jump-roping for 5 more minutes at an all out pace. (55)
Strength Session:

Note: If it gets too hard, drop the weights and continue lunging. If you don't have room, do static front lunges.
2nd Cardio Blast:
-Drop the jugs and do 60 jumping jacks in place for a minute. (10)
-Now do 2 minutes of "butt kicks." Do them as quickly as you can, and strive to get your feet all the way up each time. (30)
-Switch to "knee-ups" for 2 more minutes. (30)
Strength Session:


-Now freeze in a deep squat for one minute, holding the bar straight out in front of you. (10)
Final Cardio Blast:
-Quickly grab the jump rope again and skip rope for 5 minutes like your playground reputation is riding on it. (55)
Total Calories Burned: 345!*
If you have any energy left, finish up with some floor exercises. Hit your abs with one minute in plank position then lift up and do two sets of 15 push-ups...girly or old-fashioned, whatever you're capable of.
Note: During the strength sessions focus on performing the exercises properly, not as fast as possible. For lunges, keep your back straight, eyes forward, and make sure your top knee does not overextend your foot while your bottom knee comes as close to the ground as possible without touching.
*The calorie counts are based on a 125 lb person and estimate butt-kicks and knee-ups under the running (6mph) category, and lunges under the squat category. It also assumes jumping jacks are similar to jump-roping.Calorie Chart
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