Friday the 13th Sweat Monster Workout | Royally Fit

Friday the 13th Sweat Monster
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Friday the 13th rocks – it’s fun right!?  Or am I the only one that likes scary/creepy shit.  It’s also my due date today, and although I’m taping this the last week of October 2015 so I can take some time off when baby comes, it’s exciting to think when this post goes up how different my life is going to be.  The beginning of this workout is super tough, but I want you to push the hardest on this because it burns tons of calories!!  The second part is challenging but doesn’t get you burning calories like the first part. Today this will only take 27 minutes of your time.  Let’s do this!

What you will need:

  • Ugi ball, stability ball or even a dumbbell!

Warm-Up:

  • 3 minutes of jump rope or simulated jump rope

Workout: Today we are doing AMRAP style (as many reps as possible) workout completing two exercises back-to-back for a total of 10 reps each.  You’re going to do these two exercises in this sequence:

2 minutes of work
(1 minute off)
3 minutes of work
(1 minute off)
4 minutes of work
(1 minute off)

  • Burpee with ball –You know the drill with a burpee – it’s actually easier with a ball because you don’t have to come down as far BUT if you don’t have one that’s cool…get busy!!
    Modification:  If you need a modification for your back, knees, or beginner….walk your burpees out and in instead of jumping them.  As always listen to your body!!
  • Weighted squat and lunge– Holding the weight at your chest, stay low low low here unless you need a posture/back break.  Keep those abs in tight and after each squat do alternating lunges.  Remember…stay low!!

Complete these two back-t0-back for 10 reps each in the timed sequence above!

  • Hamstring curls with ball – With your feet on the ball and your hips up as high as you can, keep them there while you draw your heels towards your butt for a hamstring contraction.
    Modification:  If you do not have a ball to draw in, do the same posture on the ground (bridge pose) and draw your knees in and out to really work the butt instead of focusing on the hamstrings.
  • High plank cross-overs With your hands on the ball (or the ground) separate your feet further than hip distance apart so you have some good distance between them, and then alternate taking your feet on the other side of the opposite foot for a great oblique and overall abdominal exercise.  Just make sure you keep the body forward, your shoulders over your wrists, and your hips up (not sinking)

Complete these two back-to-back for 10 reps each in the timed sequence above!

Cool Down/Stretching

  • Complete 5-10 minutes of nice gentle stretching.

Get sweaxy!
Ashley Dale Grant

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