Do exercise #1 for 30 seconds.
Take a 10-second rest.
Repeat 8 times.
Do this for each exercise.
Dig your heels in, push your butt back, keep your chest up and shoulders rolled back. Knees do not go past your toes.
Dig your heels in, keep your chest lifted.
You are doing a lunge with a little bit of an angle. The back leg hides behind the front leg. You are still heavy on the front heel.
Hands even with chest, keeping a straight body lower toward the floor and exhale to the top.
Hands, elbows and shoulders are all lined up. Abs are tight, belly button is pulled up and in. Drive knees toward chin.
Combining a shoulder width squat with a straight back lunge and keeping your weight on your front heel. Drop back knee close to the ground (without touching ground).
Heavy on your heels, jumping to the side and staying low and using your arms for momentum.
Keep your butt off of the floor. Bend and straighten your elbows.
Combining a squat with a curtsy lunge, stay heavy on your front heel when you are in the lunge.
Hands start out in a plank (under your shoulders) as you lower your body your elbows come toward your sides.
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