It's not too late to exercise for 2009!

You can perform the following routine through the holiday’s (at least 3 times per week) and you will be well on your way to getting in better shape for 2010. During the week of Thanksgiving you may gain 5 lbs. Don't let this happen to you!

Warm-up

Exercise Time
Jumping Jacks 1 minute
Arm Circles Forward 1 minute
Cross Country Skiers 1 minute
Arm Circles Backward 1 minute
Arms Across Chest 1 minute
Torso Rotation 1 minute
Side Bends 1 minute

Strength Training Circuit

Exercise Repetitions

Squat Press 20
Front Lunge with Reach 10 per leg
Bent-Over Row 20
Hip Extension 20
Chest Press 20
Hip Lifts (toes up) 20
Plank with Hip Movement 20

Perform each exercise as fast as you can for repetitions with minimal rest between exercises.
Repeat the exercise circuit 2 – 4 times, with 1 minute of rest between each circuit.
The weight used should allow you to complete all repetitions of each exercise.

Conditioning Interval

Exercise Time
Mountain Climbers or Jump Rope 30 seconds
March in Place / Rest 30 seconds

Repeat this conditioning interval 10 times. This will result in 10 minutes of conditioning.

Warm-down

Exercise Time
Marching in Place 1 minute
Arm Circles Forward 1 minute
Arms Across Chest 1 minute
Arm Circles Backward 1 minute
Torso Rotation 1 minute
Side Bends 1 minute

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Enjoy the routine and Happy Holiday’s,

Heath Herrera, M.Ed., CSCS
http://HHFitness.com/

I would like to thank Diaz Martial Arts for allowing me to film this routine. You can visit their site at: http://www.diazmartialarts.com/

Exercise has its risks and may result in injury. To reduce the risk of injury, consult with your physician before beginning this or any exercise program. The advice presented is not intended to substitute a medical consultation. If at any point during your workout you begin to feel faint, dizzy, or have physical discomfort, you should stop immediately. Should you continue to experience pain and discomfort after stopping your exercise program seek medical advice. The instructor disclaims any liability from and in connection with this program. You are responsible for the way you use the information presented to you and you do so at your own risk.