The document provides instructions for an exercise routine based on a person's current, highest, and goal weights: do as many jumping jacks as your highest weight, crunches as your current weight, and jog in place for the number of seconds equal to your ultimate goal weight; do leg lifts equal to the number of pounds remaining to reach your goal weight. It then details an exercise to do on each side lying on your side, lifting your outer leg in 3-inch increments while maintaining straight posture and engaged core muscles.
The document provides instructions for an exercise routine based on a person's current, highest, and goal weights: do as many jumping jacks as your highest weight, crunches as your current weight, and jog in place for the number of seconds equal to your ultimate goal weight; do leg lifts equal to the number of pounds remaining to reach your goal weight. It then details an exercise to do on each side lying on your side, lifting your outer leg in 3-inch increments while maintaining straight posture and engaged core muscles.
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The document provides instructions for an exercise routine based on a person's current, highest, and goal weights: do as many jumping jacks as your highest weight, crunches as your current weight, and jog in place for the number of seconds equal to your ultimate goal weight; do leg lifts equal to the number of pounds remaining to reach your goal weight. It then details an exercise to do on each side lying on your side, lifting your outer leg in 3-inch increments while maintaining straight posture and engaged core muscles.
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What’s your highest weight? Do that many jumping jacks.
What’s your current weight? Do that many crunches.
Your ultimate goal weight? Jog in place for (your ugw) seconds How many pounds do you have until you get to your ugw? Do that many leg lifts lie on your side. keep your back straight and your shoulders down. you can either lie your head on your shoulder with your arm straight out or support your head with your bent elbow. make sure your spine is not curved, especially in the lower back. push your hips out and your butt cheeks together. lift your outer leg about 3 inches, focusing on maintaining your posture instead of how far you can lift your leg off the ground. when you feel you’ve retained your posture, lift your leg three more inches. check your posture. tuck your butt in, push your hips out. lift 3 more inches. now lower your leg 3 inches, repeating the same exercise to lower your leg to the floor. do this complete lift and lower 3 more times, then switch to the other side.