Welcome back to the third week of our revamp your body challenge! We’re now on the fourth day of the week, so let’s dive right in.
Warm-Up
As always, it’s essential to warm up your body before starting any strenuous activity. Start with a four-minute jog in place and follow this up with five sets of ten jumping jacks.
Remember, it’s important to get your heart rate up and blood flowing to prevent any injuries.
Strength Training
Today, we’re focusing on strength training and building our upper body. Start with three sets of ten push-ups to target your chest, arms, and shoulders. Follow this up with three sets of ten tricep dips to work your triceps.
Remember, take breaks when needed, but push yourself to complete each set.
Cardio
Let’s get our heart rate up with some cardio! Start with a three-minute jog in place, followed by a one-minute rest. Repeat this four times. Next, do five sets of thirty-second sprints, and rest for twenty seconds in between each sprint.
Try to run as fast as you can during these thirty seconds, and you’ll feel the burn in your legs and lungs.
Abs
No workout is complete without targeting your core! Start with three sets of twenty crunches to work your upper abs. Follow this up with three sets of twenty bicycle crunches to work your lower abs and obliques.
Remember, breathe properly and engage your core muscles throughout each exercise.
Cool-Down Stretching
After a strenuous workout, it’s crucial to spend some time cooling down and stretching your muscles. Start with a five-minute cooldown walk, followed by some standing quad stretches, seated hamstring stretches, and standing calf stretches.
Spend at least thirty seconds stretching each area, and focus on breathing deeply to help your muscles relax.
Conclusion
Congratulations on completing the third week of our revamp your body challenge! Today’s workout focused on building upper body strength, increasing cardiovascular endurance, and targeting your core muscles.
Don’t forget to stay hydrated and fuel your body with healthy, nutritious food to help your muscles recover. Keep up the excellent work, and we’ll see you back for week four!.