Here's another PHA programme to get your muscles working and heart pumping hard!
Have a go at doing 3 sets with no rest between exercises and only a minute between sets. Do 15, 12, and 10 reps (where there's alternating sides, double the reps so each side gets the 15, 12, 10)
If you'd like to make it harder and YOU HAVE GOOD FORM then simply take put the minute rest between sets and perform the exercises with SPEED.
Jumping squats
Have a go at doing 3 sets with no rest between exercises and only a minute between sets. Do 15, 12, and 10 reps (where there's alternating sides, double the reps so each side gets the 15, 12, 10)
If you'd like to make it harder and YOU HAVE GOOD FORM then simply take put the minute rest between sets and perform the exercises with SPEED.
Jumping squats
Start with a
low squat, explosively jump into air and land light and low again, keep
repeating with no pause.
Press up
t-twist
After each
press up, lift one hand off the floor and with a straight arm, rotate the body
and arm around so the finger tips are pointing at the ceiling. Alternate
between each side with a press up between each.
If you can’t
yet do press ups, try normal press ups from the knees or from the feet with
hands on raised platform or even leaning against the wall standing. The higher
the hands, the easier the press up.
Lunges with
knee lift on step
On a low
step, place one foot on and leave it there for one whole set on one side. With the
other leg, take a backward lunge. Press up on the front leg to drive the back
leg off the floor and up to chest. To involve the arms, raise them to ceiling in
the lunge position and bring them down on knee drive.
Dumbbell pull
overs
Lay on a
bench or step. Place feet firmly on floor and tighten abs to pull spine into
step. Take a fairly heavy dumbbell in both hands and hold straight up directly
above chest. With straight arms, lower the dumbbell so that the finishing position
is behind the head. Keep core controlled as you pull the dumbbell back over
your head to start position in air above chest.
Hamstring curls
on Swiss ball
Lay on floor
on back, arms flat by side. Bend knees and bring the feet in close to your
bottom. Lift hips off the floor, squeeze abs and bottom and try to keep a
straight line between the points of your shoulder, hips and knees.
If this
feels okay, practise the same position but instead of feet on floor, put feel
on a Swiss ball. If your balance is good at this point, you are ready for the
hamstring curls. Without letting the hips drop (so squeeze tight) extend the
legs to roll the Swiss ball out, and bend knees again to bring it back to
start. Repeat this movement fairly quickly and you’ll really feel It on the
hamstrings!
Tuck and
pike on Swiss ball
With hands
on floor and toes on Swiss ball, position into a plank. Keeping the hips as
level as you can, roll the ball in towards your body to tuck the knees under
chest. Roll out again then roll in with straight legs and push hips up to
ceiling to form a pike. This is one repetition.
Sumo squats with
heel lift
Ultra wide
squat. Rather than repeatedly squatting, hold it in a static position and quickly
alternate lifting your heels off the floor.
Plank single
arm row
In a straight-arm
plank position, holding the handles of light-medium dumbbells. Row one dumbbell
at a time off the floor from under the shoulder to diagonally up and back to
the hip. Squeeze back and triceps on the lift phase.
For extra
balance, widen the legs.
ENJOY!
ENJOY!
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