Issue No. 51 June 2014
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<strong>No</strong> Gym<br />
<strong>No</strong> Equipment<br />
<strong>No</strong> Excuses!<br />
3<br />
One Leg Bridge - 20 reps for<br />
each leg<br />
Lay down on your back, hands by your sides, knees<br />
bent and both feet on the floor. Lift one leg straight<br />
up to the ceiling but keep the other leg bent on the<br />
floor. Raise your hips up to form straight line from the<br />
knees to the shoulders. Keep your pelvic levelled while<br />
raising hips up. Lower hips to the starting position.<br />
4<br />
Side Leg Lifts – 20 reps for<br />
each leg<br />
Lay on your side feeling your body really long. Maintain<br />
pelvic position; lift top leg up at a 45-degree angle and<br />
lower leg with control. Avoid any pelvic movements<br />
and swinging movements of the leg. Repeat with<br />
other leg.<br />
5<br />
Burpees - 20 reps<br />
Stand straight then sit down into the squat position<br />
and place your hands on the floor in front of you. Kick<br />
your feet back into the push-up position and quickly<br />
return back to the squat position. Stand up and jump<br />
as high as you can. Add a clap over your head at the<br />
top, repeat.<br />
6<br />
Push-Ups - 20 reps<br />
Get into push-up position. You should form a straight<br />
line from your ankles to your head. Bend your elbows<br />
to lower your body towards the floor. Push yourself<br />
back up. Modified version: get on your knees. If you<br />
can’t do the push-ups from your knees, then stand-up<br />
and do them against the wall.<br />
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