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  • Equipment Free Body Conditioning Ideas

    Equipment Free Body Conditioning Ideas

    • Combination lunge and squat series

      • Forward lunge, lateral lunge to corner, squat.

      • Reverse lunge variations for added challenge.

      • Option to add weights or resistance bands.

    • Power and mobility drills

      • Jumping jacks with wide stance.

      • Arm rotations with squats for upper body engagement.

      • Backward lunges combined with torso rotation.

    • Curtsy and balance work

      • Curtsy step with squat.

      • Balancing holds on left and right leg.

      • Knee lifts to the side integrated with squats.

    • Dynamic conditioning moves

      • Power jumps with walk-backs.

      • Side step crosses with squats.

      • Knee and side raises without hand support to increase stability.

      • Circular flow: front lunge → side lunge → back lunge → squat.

    • Finishing drills

      • Side slides with repetition.

      • Variations in lever length and body weight focus to simulate equipment work.

     

    • Session length: ~6 minutes.

    • Each main combination uses 3–4 exercises linked together for conditioning.

    • Movements emphasize multi-directional lunges and squats for a functional 360° workout.

    Back To Basics LIFT LEAN™ comment LIFT LEAN

    • Warm-up and Format

      • Program uses slower tempo music from Pure Energy app.

      • Structure: 8 exercises, grouped as push/pull, repeated in two sets (upper and lower body).

      • Focus on technique, form, and simple but effective strength training.

    • First Block

      • Deep squats with kettlebell or dumbbells (lower body strength).

      • Shoulder press with dumbbells (upper body push movement).

      • Each exercise repeated for two sets.

    • Second Block

      • Deadlift targeting glutes and hamstrings (lower body).

      • Lateral raise with dumbbells (upper body pull/shoulder isolation).

      • Encourages maintaining straight back and controlled tempo.

    • Third Block

      • Split lunge without or with weights (single-leg lower body strength).

      • Bent-over row with dumbbells (upper body pull, targeting back).

      • Performed on both left and right sides for balance and symmetry.

    • Coaching and Notes

      • Exercises adaptable to kettlebells, dumbbells, or bodyweight.

      • Format emphasizes accessibility for beginners and progression for experienced participants.

      • Trainer highlights importance of strength training for longevity, bone health, heart health, and prevention of sarcopenia.

     

    • Program is structured into 8 total exercises, divided across multiple blocks.

    • Each exercise lasts about 20 seconds, yielding around 12 reps per set.

    • Exercises are paired in push/pull combinations and repeated twice per block for balance.

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