Today is the same as Week #13 Day 2 – It’s all about HIIT sprint intervals & core stability
For the HIIT sprints, we’re going to follow the Best HIIT Workout of All TIme model:
For a grand total of 6 sprints in 210 seconds or 3 1/2 minutes
For the core stability work, we’re going to be doing a variety of Bridge/Planks and/or Stir the Pots.
The goal of the planks is twofold:
Alright, let’s get on with the…
Circles – Starting with the ankles and moving all the way up to your neck, gently make circles with all of your joints – 10 revolutions each joint in each direction
Dead Bug – Push your lower back into the floor and articulate your arms & legs as in the video. 1 set of as many reps as possible with your lower back pushed into the floor. When your back starts to arch…STOP
1 Arm Swing Snatch - 25 reps per arm – Dumbbell or kettlebell – choose a light weight – the goal is to warm-up
We’re going to start with the HIIT work, so I want you to spend 5-10 minutes warming up for whatever type of HIIT sprint you’re going to do:
HIIT # 1
As I mentioned above, we’re going to follow the Best HIIT Workout of All TIme model:
For a grand total of 6 sprints in 210 seconds or 3 1/2 minutes
Plank # 1
After one minute of planks, catch your breath for another minute if required and head back to the HIIT sprints.
HIIT # 2
Same as HIIT #1
Plank # 2
DO AS MANY HIIT / PLANK SERIES AS YOU CAN DO IN 45 MINUTES
Alright, that’s it for the workout…go and stretch / mobilize your tight bits.
Health Habits | May 14, 2013
Health Habits | May 14, 2013
Health Habits | May 14, 2013
Health Habits | May 14, 2013
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Perfect Shape
October 8, 2012 at 2:19 pm
Great post
If you want to run longer distances try the following tips:
1. get proper running shoes
2. set objectives
3. plan an active recovery
4. balance your exercises (try mixing running with weight lifting for example)
Read more at http://www.the-perfectshape.com/2012/08/best-10-tips-that-can-help-you-run-for-longer-distances/