Cardiovascular Exercise
Step 1
Simulate cross-country skiing
without any equipment. Stand upright with one foot in front, the other
foot behind you with 3 ft. in between. Your arms are up in the opposing
direction as the legs, this means your left arm is in front if your
right leg is in front. Shift your front foot to the back as you bring
the rear foot to the front. The arms go up in front and back down to the
side in a slight bend. Keep your abdominal muscles and lower back
tight.
Step 2
Jump with an invisible rope.
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold your hands up and your
elbows by your sides. Jump by pushing off on your toes. Swing your arms
in a circular motion.
Step 3
Increase your total body
endurance with jumping jacks. Stand upright with your feet together and
your hands by your sides. Jump up, move your feet apart and have your
hands come together above your head. Return to your starting position by
jumping up, closing your feet, and bringing your hands back to your
sides.
Strength Training
Step 1
Lie on your mat face down.
Place your hands next to your shoulders and lift your body weight onto
your knees. Perform 10 push-ups in a slow, controlled movement. Increase
the difficulty by lifting your weight onto your toes.
Step 2
Sit on a chair. Grab the edge
of the chair as close to your body as possible. Lift your body off the
chair and walk your feet forward until your feet on the floor and your
hands on the chair are the only things supporting you. Lower your body
by bending your arms until they form a 90-degree angle. Push back up
until your arms extend with the elbows flexed. Repeat 10 times.
Step 3
Position your chair in front of
a door so that you can sit on it and hold on to the doorknobs on both
sides. Using your thighs and gluteus, slowly stand up. Hold on to the
doorknob for stability, but do not pull with your arms. Lower your body
until it hovers over the chair, but does not touch it. Repeat 10 times.
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