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Vacation or<br />

Staycation?<br />

So far, <strong>2020</strong> has been a year<br />

where we are all getting familiar<br />

with new ways of living and home<br />

workouts have been a saving<br />

grace for many of us.<br />

With the pandemic restricting our<br />

movements, many of us will be planning<br />

a “staycation” this year. Whether that<br />

means relaxing in the comfort of your<br />

own home or going away somewhere<br />

in the UK for a break, you may want to<br />

continue working out. Here are a few<br />

things to consider…<br />

Calories burned are calories burned.<br />

If you feel your usual home workout<br />

routine is a little too much while away,<br />

track the calories you burn. Try to<br />

keep your TDEE (total daily energy<br />

expenditure) as close to your usual by<br />

being active, walking wherever you can<br />

and not sitting for prolonged periods.<br />

This will help you maintain your current<br />

weight.<br />

If you are feeling a little more energetic<br />

here is a circuit you could do anywhere,<br />

using only your body weight.<br />

Performed at a challenging intensity, you<br />

should clock up 300-500 calories by<br />

performing the exercises below.<br />

EMOM = every minute on the minute.<br />

Total time 20 minutes. If you stop before<br />

the minute is up then rest (this is your<br />

rest time) until the next minute begins.<br />

Repeat these 5<br />

exercises for 4 rounds:<br />

• Squat<br />

• Alternating rear lunge<br />

• Ab crunch<br />

• Push up (from knees if needed)<br />

• High knees on the spot<br />

If you really want to step this up, add a<br />

weighted backpack to exercises you feel<br />

you are capable of pushing a little harder.<br />

On top of this, all you would need is a<br />

30 minute walk and you’ll hit your daily<br />

calories burn goal of around 300-500<br />

calories. If you combine this with your<br />

dietary calorie deficit you will still be<br />

progressing.<br />

Remember, to create a healthy weight<br />

loss you should be in a total deficit daily<br />

of around 300-500 calories and anything<br />

from 0.5lb’s to 2lb’s per week weight loss<br />

is a sustainable way of producing a longlasting<br />

result.<br />

Time to go energize your staycation,<br />

Speak soon<br />

Email: info@strengthyphysique.co.uk<br />

Website: www.strengthphysique.co.uk

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