Do exercise #1 for 30 seconds.
Take a 10-second rest.
Repeat 8 times.
Do this for each exercise.
Keep your chest up, step to the side, dig your heels in and don’t let your knees go over your toes.
Heavy on your heels, jumping to the side and staying low and using your arms for momentum.
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.
Combining a squat with a curtsy lunge, stay heavy on your front heel when you are in the lunge.
Dig your heels in, push your butt back, keep your chest lifted and use your arms for momentum.
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).
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.
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.
Hands go down to the floor, jump into a plank, jump into a squat, dig your heels in and jump squat toward the ceiling.
Toes are pointed out and knees follow the same angles as the toes. Chest lifted and shoulders back.
Dig your heels in, point your toes out, knees follow toes, keep your chest up and pulse twice.
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