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| Plank Position: Hold Core Tight to Support Back |
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| Knee to Elbow Plank |
Hi Everyone,
Tonight's video is finally uploaded! As soon as I am done typing this, I am going straight to bed. :) It took a while tonight!
This was a quick full body workout. For a more intense workout, increase the number of times you go through the whole round of exercises. This workout combines some body shaping, with cardio aspects. It was a nice challenge.
The Rolling Pushup's were really tough. If you are starting to lose form either take a quick break, or omit the extra pushup. You can raise and lower yourself to the ground with a slow and controlled movement. Be sure to focus on form. You can see from the top picture above that your core should be pulled in tight to support your back. Your body should form a straight line with no drop in your hips. Your butt should not stick up in the air. This is the key for getting the best results from all plank positions.
I hope you enjoy the workout! Have a great night!
Melissa
Beginner: 10 reps
Intermediate: 15 reps
Advanced: 20 reps
1. Plank Knee Drop
2. Lunge Pulse Jump
3. Russian
4. Rolling Pushup
5. 1 Leg Hop (right)
6. 1 Leg Hop (left)
7. Step Up (right)
8. Step Up (left)
9. Knee to Elbow Plank (right)
10. Knee to Elbow Plank (left)
11. High Knees
I just completed this workout along with your first workout of month one this morning. Already in love with your "program" and cannot wait to complete your day two of month one tomorrow! You're such an inspiration!! :)
ReplyDeleteI just found you and I am so excited to start the weekly/monthly workout. I just did one of you full body workouts, I love that there arent many items needed, just your body, I a young single mother and i really wanna get back in shape! And your website breaks it down easily for me. I am excited to start the month workout tomorrow! What are your suggestions for max weight loss and toning?
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