Move Every Day
***The following workouts may have exercises prescribed for 2 kettlebells of the same weight. If you do not have access to double bells, swap out that exercise with the single bell version. Examples of all exercises can be found in the Master List above!
***Difficulty modifications can always be made by adjusting the bell weight or number or prescribed reps. If an exercise calls for heavier bells that you do not have access to, simply increase the reps using the bells you have. Likewise, if the bells you have are too heavy to complete the prescribed reps, just decrease the number of reps performed.
***If you ever come across an exercise that you are not physically capable of doing, feel free to switch it with another similar exercise from the master list OR send a message through the Modification Request link, and we will get back to you with a better option for future workouts!
Start a timer so you can keep track of 15-20 second periods. You will perform an exercise, starting with 2 reps, and then rest for 15-20 seconds. You will then perform 4 reps of that same exercise and again rest for 15-20 seconds. You’ll follow this format, laddering up by even numbers until you’ve reached 12 reps. Finish this ladder round with a 1 minute plank hold. You’ll work with a different exercise the next round, but will eventually come back to repeat all of the exercises again
Round 1: 2 KB Clean & Press or 1 KB Clean & Press ea side (2 – 12 interval ladder) w/ Prone Plank 1 minute at the end of the ladder round.
Round 2: 2 KB Rack Squat or Front Squat (2 – 12 interval ladder) w/ High Plank 1 minute at the end of the ladder round.
Round 3: 2 KB Bent Row or 1 KB Bent Row ea side (2 – 12 interval ladder) w/ Side Plank 30 sec ea side at the end of the ladder round.
* Go back and repeat each round again 1 or 2 more times!
Set a clock for 5 minutes and alternate between 2 different exercises every 30 seconds. There is no rest within this 5 minute period. Rest as needed at the end of the 5 minute round and then move on to the next round.
Round 1: 1 KB Clean to 1 KB Rack Squat combo. Stay on one side for 30 seconds, working the clean to squat combo and then switch sides during the next 30 second period.
Round 2: Hand to Hand Swing w/ Upright Row. Complete each exercise for 30 seconds at a time for 5 minutes
Round 3: Half Viking 30 seconds on each side for 5 mintues
Round 4: Updowns w/ Figure 8 to Hold. Complete each exercise for 30 seconds at a time for 5 minutes
Round 5: 1 KB Russian Twist w/ 1 KB Pullover. Complete each exercise for 30 seconds at a time for 5 minutes
Ideally, this workout is most beneficial with 2 bells, but a single bell can still get the job done. Everything is based on 10 reps. Two exercises that target a similar muscle group are matched together and completed back-to-back with no rest. Depending on your fatigue level, rest for 30-60 seconds after each set, and complete 4 total sets before moving on.
*Single bell will complete 10 chest press reps on each side consecutively
*Single bell will complete 10 lunge reps on each side consecutively
*Single bell will complete 10 row reps on each side consecutively
*Single bell will complete 10 OH press reps on each side consecutively
This one will definitely challenge your endurance and will power. This AMRAP will challenge you to not only take minimal rest, but to also hold on to the bell without setting it down for as long as possible. Set the clock for 25-30 minutes and complete each of the following exercises in a complex format for as many rounds as you can in the time frame. You will complete 6 reps of each exercise throughout the workout.
This workout will follow a similar format to the Day 3 workout. You will complete a core exercise for 10 reps, followed immediately by a 30 second plank, and then you will repeat the core exercise. You will rest for 30 after each set, and complete 4 total sets before moving on.
*If you only have access to a light bell, increase your deadlift reps to 15-20
These days can be implemented any time during the week. If your body is telling you to rest, listen to it! But remember the motto of No Days Off Fitness: Move Every Day. If you can, find another activity you enjoy doing and supplement that in on these days. Hiking, Yoga, biking; the list goes on!
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