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Perform each exercise continuously for 30 seconds, either by completing as many reps as possible (AMRAP) within the timeframe or holding for
the entire period. Take as little time as possible between moves, then rest for 2 minutes after completing each round. Perform 3 rounds to
finish the workout.
Perform each exercise continuously for 30 seconds, either by completing as many reps as possible (AMRAP) within the timeframe or holding for
the entire period. Take as little time as possible between moves, then rest for 2 minutes after completing each round. Perform 3 rounds to
finish the workout.
Perform each exercise continuously for 30 seconds, either by completing as many reps as possible (AMRAP) within the timeframe or holding for
the entire period. Take as little time as possible between moves, then rest for 2 minutes after completing each round. Perform 3 rounds to
finish the workout.
Tip: Aim to drive the knee up to the navel, while avoiding leaning forward to grab the knee. Doing this will decrease the amount of flexibility
gained from the movement.
Tip: Aim to form a 90-degree angle with front knee, while driving through front heel. This will help to fully activate the hamstring.
Tip: Aim to keep the head and hands in line as your rotate. This will fully create optimal torso rotation, while increasing hip mobility.
Tip: Aim to keep the hips level at all times, while not leaning forward as you kick heel to glute. This will keep the body under control as progress
throughout the movement.
Perform each exercise continuously for 30 seconds, either by completing as many reps as possible (AMRAP) within the timeframe or holding for
the entire period. Take as little time as possible between moves, then rest for 2 minutes after completing each round. Perform 3 rounds to
finish the workout.
Tip: Keep your hands behind ears as they press up and over head.
Tip: Aim to keep the chin parallel to the floor at all times. This will ensure proper form throughout movement.
Tip: Keep the core tight throughout entire movement. This will keep the hips from dropping toward the floor when performing the walkout.
6. Scapular Pushups
7. Pushups: Explained
8. Plank to Elbow Dips (L)
9. Plank to Elbow Dips (R)
10. Tricep Presses
Tip: Keep your navel pointing forward at all times, to increase hip mobility.
Tip: Keep your navel pointing forward at all times, to increase hip mobility.
Tip: Aim to flex toes toward face at all times. This will help get a deeper stretch throughout the calf and hamstring.
Tip: Aim to step fully forward and backward, without pausing. This will assist with maximum stability.
Tip: It is important not to jump for height. This will keep the body under control and more stable upon landing.
Tip: Aim to coordinate breathing with movement. Inhale as your reach toward the ceiling and exhale as you drive your knee and elbow
together.
Tip: If you are having difficulty stabilizing your top leg on your bottom one, place your right leg either in front or behind your left leg on the
floor.
Tip: If your hips begin to sag, simply lower them to the floor.
Tip: To avoid dropping the hips to floor, keep core braced at all times.
Tip: To keep your body in proper form, keep your hands in line with your shoulders.
1. Toe-Touch Squat
2. Prisoner Squat
3. Crossed Legged Squat (L)
Tip: As you bend knee, aim to push hips back with weight resting on heel. This will help to keep body in proper position.
Tip: To maximize hamstring gains, aim to avoid rocking forward as you drive toward the upward position,
6. Reverse Lunge with Hamstring Activation (R)
7. Single Legged Walk-outs (L)
8. Single Legged Walk-outs (R)
9. Single Legged Burpee (L)
Tip: This is a difficult move and should be performed at a slow place until you become more confident.
Tip: To avoid unwanted stress on the back of your neck, keep the chin from tucking in toward your chest.
Tip: In order to keep your body from swaying back and forth, keep your feet hip-to- shoulder width apart.
Tip: Aim to run through this move at a slow pace until you are able to control the body.
Tip: Aim to form a straight line from back of head to back of heel this will help stabilize the body and prevent the torso from rotating side to
side.
Tip: If you find your body swaying side to side, move you feet hip-to-shoulder width apart.
10. Breakdancers
1. Toe-touch Squats
2. Seal Jacks
3. Cross-overs
4. X-Out Jumps
Tip: Don't jump for height with this exercise. You want to cover the floor as fast as possible.
5. Skips in Place
Tip: Aim to stay in the air for as long as you can in a controlled manner.
6. Double Backs
Tip: Swing your arms in an explosive motion in order to lift the body forward and backward as far as possible.
Tip: Swing your arms to lift hip upward as high and fast as possible.
8. Single Legged Walk-outs (L)
9. Single Legged Walk-outs (R)
10. Plank Jacks
1. Plank
Tip: Coordinate your breathing with the leg swings. Exhale as the leg swings outward, then inhale as it comes in toward body.
Tip: Make this move more advanced by performing this exercise in a full-plank position.
Tip: Don't rest or slam your hip down toward floor. The body will likely over rotate and possibly cause you to lose control of the move.
Tip: Aim to keep the elbows locked at all times throughout the move.
8. Bracers
Tip: Drive your lower back into the floor, while having your stomach contracted upward toward the ceiling.
Tip: To reduce neck strain, your eyes should be fixed toward the ceiling.
Tip: Performed in a slow to moderate pace. Increasing the speed can cause the individual to lose control on the top position.
Tip: Don't rush through the arm extension portion of the movement to keep yourself under control.
9. Bracers
10. Dead Bugs
Tip: Reach both the hand and foot as far as possible for a full stretch
1. Squat-Y Raises
2. Unilateral-Torso Toe-Touchers (L)
3. Unilateral-torso Toe-Touchers (R)
4. Split Squat with Rotation (L)
5. Split Squat with Rotation (R)
6. Jump Lunge
Tip: Jump for speed, not for height. Keep the hips the level throughout the entire movement.
7. Plank Money-in-Pocket
8. Bracers
Tip: Don't lean forward to grab your ankle. Instead, raise the ankle to come up to your navel, then grab at its highest position.
Tip: Don't jump, and keep your hips level at all times.
Tip: Aim to drive the hips up as high as possible while maintaining the sprinter position throughout the entire movement.
Tip: Start by jumping from side to side at a moderate distance from the center of your body. As you become more proficient, increase the
distance.
Tip: Keep the core contracted at all times throughout the exercise to keep your hips from sagging.