ROUND AND ROUND AND ROUND

Start your timer and switch exercises every 30 seconds. Each round has 4 exercises. After you have completed all 4 exercises, grab your water and take a 30-60 second break before repeating the round. You’ll do each round 4 times before moving on to the next set of exercises.

RUN, REPS, REPEAT

Work your way down the list of exercises. Once you’ve completed the list, you’ll start from the top and repeat 4 times.

PLANK AND POWER

You’ll start by doing a 1 minute plank. You’ll then complete 5 exercises and finish by running a lap or up a couple of flights of stairs. Put it on repeat and drop the push-ups by 2 and ADD a lap or a flight or stairs. Set a timer for 30 minutes and see how many rounds you can get through.

PEAK WEEK PAIRING

You’ll complete 2 exercises per round. You’ll start with 10 reps of the first movement and 1 rep of the second movement and move in the opposite direction. The first movement you’ll decrease by 1 rep and increase the second exercise by 1 rep until you’ve reached 1 rep on the first movement and 10 reps on the second movement. Take a quick break and repeat the same pattern with 2 new exercises for round 2.

GET TO 20

Start both exercises at 10 reps. Drop the first movement by 1 and increase the second movement by 1 until you’ve reached 1 rep for the first movement and 19 reps for the second movement. Then move on to the next 2 rounds.

DROP THE WEIGHTS

Work your way down the list of exercises. Once you’ve completed the list, you’ll start from the top and drop the weighted movement by 2 and keep the 20 rep movement the same. Keep going through the list until the weighted movement is at 2 reps.

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