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Glutes
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Full Body Strength
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Jump Squats
Setup - Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, toes pointed slightly outward, hands by your sides Movement - Swing your arms forward, cupping your hands together as you lower your body into a squat by bending your knees and pushing your hips back - Go down until your thighs are parallel to the floor, pushing all the weight through your heels - Push through your heels and explode upward as powerfully as you can. Use momentum in your arms and legs to propel yourself into the jump - Land softly by using your knees, forming a squat and repeat the movementFields Reps Weight Time
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Up and Down Plank
Setup - Begin in a low plank position, also known as a forearm plank. To do this place your forearms on the ground with elbows directly beneath your shoulders - Keep your body in a straight line from your head to heels - Engage your core, glutes, and thighs to maintain a stable position - Your forearms should be parallel to each other, and your hands can be clasped together or placed flat on the floor Movement - Begin the movement by pressing your right hand into the ground and pushing up into the high plank. Your palm should press firmly into the floor, and your elbow should fully extend as you come up - Once the right arm is straight, follow by pressing the left hand into the ground and straightening the left arm to complete the transition to the high plank - Now you’re in a full push up position, with your arms extended and your hands directly under your shoulders - To return to the starting position, begin by lowering your right forearm back to the ground, bringing your elbow back beneath your shoulder - Once the right forearm is down, follow by lowering the left forearm to complete the transition back to the low plank position. Continue alternating armsFields Reps Weight Time
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Star Jumps
Setup - Start by standing with your feet together and your posture upright, with your arms by your sides Movement - From starting position, jump explosively up, spreading your legs out wide and raising your arms overhead - Land softly with your knees slightly bent to absorb the impact. Try and land in the same position as you startedFields Reps Weight Time
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Box Jumps
Setup - Choose a stable box or platform that is appropriate for your fitness level - Stand in front of the box with your feet hip width apart Movement - Dip down into a quarter seat, bending your knees and hips slightly as you lower your body swing your arms back - Explode upward by pushing through your heels and extending your hips, using the power of your legs and arms to propel yourself upwards - Jump onto the box driving your knees forward and aiming for a soft landing with both feet landing simultaneously on the box - Once you land on box, stand tall and take a moment to stabilise yourself before stepping back down. Step down one foot at a time onto the floor - Reset your position and prepare for next jumpFields Reps Weight Time
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Plank Jacks
Setup - Begin in a high plank position - Place your hands directly under your shoulders, fingers spread wide for stability - Keep your legs extended straight behind you, with your feet together and your body forming a straight line from head to heels - Engage your core and squeeze your glutes to maintain a strong, stable position. Keep your neck neutral, looking straight down at the ground to avoid straining your neck Movement - Jump your feet out wide to the sides, similar to the motion of a jumping jack - As soon as your feet are spread apart, immediately jump them back together - Keep your core tight and try to avoid letting your hips sag or rise during the movement - Repeat this jumping motion for the desired amount of reps or timeFields Reps Weight Time
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Wall Sit
Setup - Stand with your back against a flat wall - Step your feet about 2 feet from the wall and place them shoulder width apart - Position your back and head flat against the wall, ensuring your spine is in a neutral position Movement - Slowly bend your knees to lower your body into a seated position. Aim for your thighs to be parallel to the ground and your knees directly above your ankles - Keep your knees at a 90 degree and hold this position, maintaining constant tension in your quadsFields Reps Weight Time
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Move on to next round!Fields Reps Weight
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Jump Squats
Setup - Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, toes pointed slightly outward, hands by your sides Movement - Swing your arms forward, cupping your hands together as you lower your body into a squat by bending your knees and pushing your hips back - Go down until your thighs are parallel to the floor, pushing all the weight through your heels - Push through your heels and explode upward as powerfully as you can. Use momentum in your arms and legs to propel yourself into the jump - Land softly by using your knees, forming a squat and repeat the movementFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
Exercises
Up and Down Plank
Setup - Begin in a low plank position, also known as a forearm plank. To do this place your forearms on the ground with elbows directly beneath your shoulders - Keep your body in a straight line from your head to heels - Engage your core, glutes, and thighs to maintain a stable position - Your forearms should be parallel to each other, and your hands can be clasped together or placed flat on the floor Movement - Begin the movement by pressing your right hand into the ground and pushing up into the high plank. Your palm should press firmly into the floor, and your elbow should fully extend as you come up - Once the right arm is straight, follow by pressing the left hand into the ground and straightening the left arm to complete the transition to the high plank - Now you’re in a full push up position, with your arms extended and your hands directly under your shoulders - To return to the starting position, begin by lowering your right forearm back to the ground, bringing your elbow back beneath your shoulder - Once the right forearm is down, follow by lowering the left forearm to complete the transition back to the low plank position. Continue alternating armsFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
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Star Jumps
Setup - Start by standing with your feet together and your posture upright, with your arms by your sides Movement - From starting position, jump explosively up, spreading your legs out wide and raising your arms overhead - Land softly with your knees slightly bent to absorb the impact. Try and land in the same position as you startedFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
Exercises
Box Jumps
Setup - Choose a stable box or platform that is appropriate for your fitness level - Stand in front of the box with your feet hip width apart Movement - Dip down into a quarter seat, bending your knees and hips slightly as you lower your body swing your arms back - Explode upward by pushing through your heels and extending your hips, using the power of your legs and arms to propel yourself upwards - Jump onto the box driving your knees forward and aiming for a soft landing with both feet landing simultaneously on the box - Once you land on box, stand tall and take a moment to stabilise yourself before stepping back down. Step down one foot at a time onto the floor - Reset your position and prepare for next jumpFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
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Plank Jacks
Setup - Begin in a high plank position - Place your hands directly under your shoulders, fingers spread wide for stability - Keep your legs extended straight behind you, with your feet together and your body forming a straight line from head to heels - Engage your core and squeeze your glutes to maintain a strong, stable position. Keep your neck neutral, looking straight down at the ground to avoid straining your neck Movement - Jump your feet out wide to the sides, similar to the motion of a jumping jack - As soon as your feet are spread apart, immediately jump them back together - Keep your core tight and try to avoid letting your hips sag or rise during the movement - Repeat this jumping motion for the desired amount of reps or timeFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
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Wall Sit
Setup - Stand with your back against a flat wall - Step your feet about 2 feet from the wall and place them shoulder width apart - Position your back and head flat against the wall, ensuring your spine is in a neutral position Movement - Slowly bend your knees to lower your body into a seated position. Aim for your thighs to be parallel to the ground and your knees directly above your ankles - Keep your knees at a 90 degree and hold this position, maintaining constant tension in your quadsFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
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Rest
Move on to next round!Fields Reps Weight
Set 1
Exercises
Jump Squats
Setup - Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, toes pointed slightly outward, hands by your sides Movement - Swing your arms forward, cupping your hands together as you lower your body into a squat by bending your knees and pushing your hips back - Go down until your thighs are parallel to the floor, pushing all the weight through your heels - Push through your heels and explode upward as powerfully as you can. Use momentum in your arms and legs to propel yourself into the jump - Land softly by using your knees, forming a squat and repeat the movementFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
Exercises
Up and Down Plank
Setup - Begin in a low plank position, also known as a forearm plank. To do this place your forearms on the ground with elbows directly beneath your shoulders - Keep your body in a straight line from your head to heels - Engage your core, glutes, and thighs to maintain a stable position - Your forearms should be parallel to each other, and your hands can be clasped together or placed flat on the floor Movement - Begin the movement by pressing your right hand into the ground and pushing up into the high plank. Your palm should press firmly into the floor, and your elbow should fully extend as you come up - Once the right arm is straight, follow by pressing the left hand into the ground and straightening the left arm to complete the transition to the high plank - Now you’re in a full push up position, with your arms extended and your hands directly under your shoulders - To return to the starting position, begin by lowering your right forearm back to the ground, bringing your elbow back beneath your shoulder - Once the right forearm is down, follow by lowering the left forearm to complete the transition back to the low plank position. Continue alternating armsFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
Exercises
Star Jumps
Setup - Start by standing with your feet together and your posture upright, with your arms by your sides Movement - From starting position, jump explosively up, spreading your legs out wide and raising your arms overhead - Land softly with your knees slightly bent to absorb the impact. Try and land in the same position as you startedFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
Exercises
Box Jumps
Setup - Choose a stable box or platform that is appropriate for your fitness level - Stand in front of the box with your feet hip width apart Movement - Dip down into a quarter seat, bending your knees and hips slightly as you lower your body swing your arms back - Explode upward by pushing through your heels and extending your hips, using the power of your legs and arms to propel yourself upwards - Jump onto the box driving your knees forward and aiming for a soft landing with both feet landing simultaneously on the box - Once you land on box, stand tall and take a moment to stabilise yourself before stepping back down. Step down one foot at a time onto the floor - Reset your position and prepare for next jumpFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
Exercises
Plank Jacks
Setup - Begin in a high plank position - Place your hands directly under your shoulders, fingers spread wide for stability - Keep your legs extended straight behind you, with your feet together and your body forming a straight line from head to heels - Engage your core and squeeze your glutes to maintain a strong, stable position. Keep your neck neutral, looking straight down at the ground to avoid straining your neck Movement - Jump your feet out wide to the sides, similar to the motion of a jumping jack - As soon as your feet are spread apart, immediately jump them back together - Keep your core tight and try to avoid letting your hips sag or rise during the movement - Repeat this jumping motion for the desired amount of reps or timeFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1
Exercises
Wall Sit
Setup - Stand with your back against a flat wall - Step your feet about 2 feet from the wall and place them shoulder width apart - Position your back and head flat against the wall, ensuring your spine is in a neutral position Movement - Slowly bend your knees to lower your body into a seated position. Aim for your thighs to be parallel to the ground and your knees directly above your ankles - Keep your knees at a 90 degree and hold this position, maintaining constant tension in your quadsFields Reps Weight Time
Set 1