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36 min · Abs, Back, Chest, Legs, Shoulders
Supermans Bent Over Two-Armed Water Bottle Bent Over Water Bottle Flyes
Rows
Inchworms Single-Arm Front Water Bottle Raises Standing Water Bottle Bicep Curls
Crunches
Press yourself up from the floor one arm at a time into a push-up, maintaining your
body in a straight line.
Slowly return to the starting plank position the same way, one arm at a time.
Secondary:
Abs, Shoulders, Triceps
Come to the ground on your knees. Tighten your core and maintain a flat back.
Position your hands on the ground in front of you, directly below your shoulders. Cross
your feet in the back.
Lower your chest towards the ground. Bend your elbows at a 60-degree angle until
your chest is just above the ground. You should feel a stretch across your chest. Hold
for a count of one.
Without locking your elbows, push yourself back to the starting position by
straightening your arms.
Secondary:
Triceps
Stand in front of a wall, extend your arms out to measure the correct distance. Brace
your core and place one hand against the wall.
Keeping a tight core, slowly lower your chest towards the wall.
Pause once your working arm forms a 90 degree angle. Contract the chest muscle and
push yourself back up to the starting position.
Secondary:
Abs
Lie face down on a mat, with your arms fully extended above your head and your legs
fully extended behind you.
Lift your chest, arms and legs off the floor by arching your back. Only the tops of your
quads and your lower abdomen should be in contact with the floor.
This exercise can be done using one arm and it's opposite leg at a time. For example,
right arm and left leg raised while your left arm and right leg remain on the floor. This
method of execution allows you to use the free hand to push down on the floor to lift
your chest higher from the ground.
Secondary:
Biceps
Stand tall with a tight core and flat back. Hold a pair of water bottles at your side with
an overhand grip. Bend slightly at the knees as you push your hips back. Keep your
chest and head up. Upper body should be almost parallel with the floor.
With your elbows at a 60-degree angle, bring the water bottles up. Pause when your
upper arm is parallel with the floor. Contract the muscle then slowly return the water
bottles to the starting point.
Secondary:
Shoulders
Begin by holding a pair of water bottles and standing with a braced core. Bend at the
knees slightly and lean forward from the hips. Maintain a flat back throughout.
Keeping your elbows slightly bent throughout the movement, lift the water bottles up
and out to the side. Be sure to focus the contraction in the back of the shoulders.
Pause at the top of the movement then slowly bring the water bottles to the starting
position.
Secondary:
Biceps, Calves, Chest, Forearms, Shoulders
Bend over from the hips and touch the floor with your palms flat on the floor.
Keep your legs straight as you walk your hands as far forward as you can. Don’t let your
hips sag.
Continue for the desired amount of repetitions and then straighten up to the starting
position.
Stand straight holding a water bottle in each hand with an overhand grip.
Hold the water bottles in front of your thighs with your palms of the facing your thighs.
Keep your arms fully extended. This is the start position.
Raise the left water bottle out and upwards, while keeping a slight bend in your elbow.
Your palms must always face down for this exercise.
Continue raising the water bottle until your arm is a little above parallel to the floor.
Exhale as you are raising the water bottle.
Inhale and slowly lower the water bottle to the start position.
As you lower the left water bottle, begin to lift the right water bottle, duplicating the
movement.
When both water bottles have been raised and lowered in a cycle, that is one repetition.
Repeat.
Secondary:
Forearms
Holding a water bottle in each hand, stand with your feet shoulder width apart.
Let your arms hang by your side with your palms facing in to the side of your body.
Curl the water bottles up towards your shoulders. Do not swing your hips to get the
weight moving.
Continue raising the water bottles until they are level with your shoulders with your
palms facing in. Your forearm should be in a vertical position.
Secondary:
Upper Back & Lower Traps
Holding a pair of water bottles with an overhand grip, stand tall with your chest up and
core braced. Bend at the hips while keeping your back completely flat.
Once your upper body is parallel with the floor, bring your upper arms to your sides.
Begin by pushing the water bottles back and behind you.
Pause at the top of the movement and feel the contraction in your triceps. Slowly lower
the water bottles and begin again.
Secondary:
Glutes & Hip Flexors, Quadriceps
Lie flat on an exercise mat on the floor keeping your lower back straight with no arching
of your spine and with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor.
Curl your torso upwards so your shoulders are slightly raised off the floor..
Raise your knees until your thighs are at a right angle to the floor and your calves are
parallel to the floor. This is the start position.
Slowly move your legs in a pedaling action as if you are riding a bicycle.
As you do so, exhale and bring your opposing elbow close to each knee by crunching to
one side. Left elbow to right knee. Right elbow to left knee.
After each crunch, return to the start position inhaling as you do so.
Repeat without pausing for the desired number of repetitions to each side.
Do not use your hands to pull your head and neck up during this exercise. Doing so
may cause injury. Concentrate on a slow rhythmic cycle from side to side with perfect
form for each repetition.
Secondary:
Glutes & Hip Flexors
Bring yourself to the ground and lie on your left side. Be sure to stack your feet.
Place your left hand on your side while raising your right arm above your head so that
the elbow is pointing towards the sky.
Focusing all of the tension and contraction in the obliques, bring your feet up while you
raise your upper body. Lead with the right elbow.
Hold the contraction and slowly return to the starting position. Do not allow your feet or
shoulder to touch the ground.
Repeat.
Lie flat on your back with your feet flat on the ground, with your knees bent at 90
degrees. Alternatively, you can place your feet up on a bench a few inches apart with
your toes turned inwards and touching.
Push your back down flat into the floor to isolate your abdominal muscles.
Continue to push down into the floor with your lower back.