Do exercise #1 for 30 seconds.
Take a 10-second rest.
Repeat 8 times.
Do this for each exercise.
Dig your heels in, keep your chest lifted. At the top of the move make sure to not arch your back. Keep your core tight.
Combining a squat with a curtsy lunge, stay heavy on your front heel when you are in the lunge.
Put the band under the middle of your shoes, bring band up straight and strong (don’t let your wrists bend) up toward the ceiling in front of you.
Put the band under one or two feet and curl to the outside and press overhead.
Hip width squat with a bicep curl at the top without using momentum from the squat.
Tip over feeling a stretch in your hamstrings, keep your back straight and your chest lifted being careful not to hunch over.
Keep your weight heavy on your front heel.
Heavy on your heels, jumping to the side and staying low and using your arms for momentum.
Dig your heels in, push your butt back, keep your chest lifted and stay low.
From a lunge position, with both feet pointing forward and your back heel lifted off the ground. Bend your knees, lowering until both legs form a 90-degree angle. Now pulse.
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