Movement every day
Movement is an integral part of my day. Keeping active is how I manage my physical and mental health while navigating this busy world we live in.
Any post I share is about my experience and activity; I am not here to tell you what to do. If you are interested in doing this kind or any type of training or movement programme, I highly recommend that you seek advice and support from a professional.
Monday
Warm-up
As many rounds as you can
19 minutes
- Squats 5 Reps
- Side lunge with a toe touch 6 Reps
- Shoulder taps 6 Reps
- Guard sit-ups 5 Reps
Cool down and stretch
Tuesday
Warm-up
6 rounds
30 seconds activity
10 seconds rest
- Inclined Push-ups
- Push-ups
- Push-ups with a cross over
- Shoulder taps
- Handstand hold
Cool down and stretch
Wednesday
Warm-up
5 rounds
40 seconds activity
10 seconds rest
- Inclined Push-ups
- Reclined row
- Boxers sit-ups
- Bow and arrow
- Jumping jacks
- Walking lunges
Cool down and stretch
Thursday
Warm-up
5 rounds
50 seconds activity
10 seconds rest
- Jack squats
- Toe touches
- Jumping jacks
- Walking lunges
Cool down and stretch
Friday
Warm-up
25 second hold
3 cycles
- Child’s pose
- Cat pose
- Cow pose
- Downward dog
- Chair pose
- Mountain pose
- Forward bend
- Halfway hold
- Plank
- Cobra
- Downward dog
- Chair pose
- Forward bend
- Mountain pose
Cool down and stretch
Workout disclaimer
I share my workouts to show what I do, not to tell you what to do.
I post my workouts with a percentage of my max rather than stating what weights or speeds I use. Everyone is different and has different levels of fitness and capability. Your body is yours alone if you want to start working out, I recommend spending some time with a personal trainer who can put you on the right path.
When working out with weights, remember your one-rep max is yours alone, finding the weights that are right for you is important. If you decide to try out a workout, find out what weights you should be using first.
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