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    Tabata routines for the heat

    • 🔥 High-energy warm-up with a 90s vibe
      The instructor kicks off with a vibrant Tabata-style routine using old-school music to match the intense summer heat, focusing on shorter cardio intervals.

    • 🪜 Structured exercise blocks
      The session is divided into three main segments: floor cardio, step cardio, and alternating strength-cardio routines. Exercises include jogs, step repeats, straddles, lunges, and knee lifts.

    • 💪 Incorporation of strength elements
      After cardio rounds, the session transitions to upper body strength using weights. Exercises include shoulder presses, chest presses, curls, and triceps extensions, all within Tabata timing.

    • 🎶 Music and choreography integration
      Uses the Pure Energy Music app, specifically the “14 Resistance” track. Viewers can comment “choreography” to receive detailed breakdowns of the moves.

    🔁 Cardio Floor Exercises

    • Jog for 8 counts

    • Two basics (low-impact moves)

    • Repeat sequences to keep heart rate steady

    • Marching during rest intervals instead of stopping

    🪜 Step Cardio Exercises

    • Step repeats: 3-repeaters, 7-repeaters with leg change

    • Straddles on the step platform

    • Step knee lifts

    • Elbow step knee walk combinations

    • Side-to-side lunges

    💪 Upper Body Strength with Weights

    • Shoulder press (both arms and single-arm)

    • Chest press and chest flys

    • Bicep curls

    • Tricep extensions

    Each block included 8 exercises per round, 20 seconds of work, and 10 seconds of active recovery (marching or light movement). The instructor also encouraged alternating between strength and cardio moves for variety.

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