Daily Workout #27

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Today’s daily workout took me about 40 minutes to complete. Your time may vary depending on the the duration of breaks in between exercises.

Focus

Today’s workout will be focused on back and core strength.

Routine

Begin with a few leg stretches for about 2min in preparation for the initial jump rope portion below.

ExerciseSetsDurationRest DurationNotes
Jump Rope17-9minwarm-up, 5, see notes
Stretch12-3min
Aussie Pull-Ups10Max Rep1-2min1, see notes
Seated In/Out5Max Rep1-2min2, see notes
Dumbbell Front Lateral Raise5Max Rep1-2min3, see notes
Pull-Up Bar Hang5Max Hold15sec4, see notes
Stretch12min
Jump Rope15min0sec5, see notes
Jumping Jacks15min0sec5, see notes
DIY TRX

Notes:

  1. More information about Aussie Pull-Ups
    1. https://chunkfitness.com/exercises/back-exercises/lat-exercises/australian-pull-up
  2. More information about Seated In/Out:
    1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPBVNHl5cS8
  3. More information about Dumbbell Front Lateral Raise
    1. https://www.bodybuilding.com/exercises/front-dumbbell-raise
  4. The pull-up bar hang is intend to work on hand and forearm strength
  5. We are going to try to focus on increasing the duration of our jumping rope. This will help to develop endurance and prolonged coordination. Try to go as long as you can, working on different foot movements and rhythms. Start a couple of songs that can last the duration or set a timer. I try to make it as far as I can without messing up. Continue regardless of how often you trip up.

To progress in difficultly, consider increasing the sets for each cycle, extend the exercise duration or decrease the rest duration.  This is not intended to be a circuit routine.

Interval Timer App

For keeping track of the intervals, I use the “Interval Timer” on the Google Play app store. It is FREE and pretty basic/easy to use. Link here.

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