I decided to put all this printable workouts by blogilates in here in case you don’t have internet or there’s not a gym near you!
You can save them in your phones/tablets/laptops or print them and take them always with you! So, here they are! Enjoy :) xx
Do about 20 reps for each move, complete as many sets as you want, as long as you’re keeping proper form! Also, use a pair of paper plates, if you’re on carpet, or rags if you’re on a wood or linoleum floor.
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FULL BODY CARDIO WORKOUTS
Full body cardio core 20 minute workout
Most effective 20 minute cardio workout-Tabata Style
High intensity Fat burn cardio training
Full body circuit Boot Camp workout
POP Sculpt: Total Body workout
Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred: Level 1
The thanksgiving BIG BURN workout
Cardio Groove n’Burn Workout video by ExerciseTV
Pilates-Exercicios Alongamento
Bootcamp Calorie burn by ExerciseTV
Insanity 20 minute workout-fat burner
Victoria’s secret model workout
Food baby HIIT workout (POP cardio)
POP pilates: New body makeover
15 minute total body boot camp
Fat blasting 10 minute workout
ABS
Tabata workout abs in 4 minutes
Hardcore ab workout with blogilates
6 minutes abs of steel ab workout
25 minutes abs and obliques workout
HIIT workout for abs and obliques
POP Pilates: Intense ab workout
Stomach exercises to lose belly fat
BOOTY
How to get a perfect butt workout tutorial
10 minute booty shaking waist workout
What make you bootyful butt challenge
POP Pilates: Beyonce bootylicious Bum butt Badonkadonk Bonanza
LEGS
How to get skinny looking legs
Thinner thighs and legs workout
How to slim and tone those thighs
10 minute Ballerina beauty, long legs, tight booty
ARMS
FGF Ultimate Upper body workout
Lean, toned and strong arms workout
Upper back, arms and chest workout
YOGA
20 minute Yoga class for complete beginners
Yoga for weight loss-morning and evening routine
20 minute weight loss & fatburning Yoga Workout
Hatha Yoga flow 55 minute class
Jennifer Aniston’s Yoga ab workout
Yoga Meltdown with Jillian Michaels
(Source: ratherbehealthyy)
Full Body
1. Dumbbell Romanian deadlift: This deadlift variety is sure to please the hamstrings (or punish them). Standing with feet hip-width apart, toes facing forward, and dumbbells at your side, shift the hips back and slightly bend the knees as you lower the dumbbells toward the floor (keep them angled on the outside of your legs). Maintain a neutral spine while lowering the weight just until you feel a good stretch in the hamstrings. Come back up to standing, making sure to contract those glutes and hamstrings on the way up. That’s one!
2. Dumbbell single-leg Romanian deadlift:This one is tougher than it looks, but worth the effort. Starting with feet hip-width apart and dumbbells at your side, place your weight on one foot, and slightly bend at the knee. Lean forward, lifting the opposite foot straight back. As you come forward, move the dumbbells from your side directly over your planted foot. Return to standing position by lowering your back leg as you come up.The dumbbells should return to the sides of your thighs.
3. Dumbbell hang clean and press:Don’t take this one to the Laundromat! Get down in squat position and track a dumbbell on each side outside of your ankles with palms facing your feet. With vertical shins and a neutral spine, move upward to a standing position while pulling the dumbbells up. Next, forcefully drive the dumbbells up toward the shoulders using the hips and legs. As you come in for the catch, slightly squat to bring the weight to your shoulders with a neutral grip (palms facing the body). Explode the weight off your shoulders overhead. Lower the weight back down.
4. Dumbbell high pull: Time to get up on those toes! Assume an athletic stance with feet shoulder-width art and knees slightly bent. Place the weight straight out in front of your knees with palms facing in, maintaining a neutral spine with the chest up. Keeping the arms straight, explode upward, fully extending the hips, knees, and ankles while shrugging the shoulders up. Next, pull the dumbbells up toward the top of your chest close to your body, keeping the elbows slightly higher than the wrists.
5. Single-arm dumbbell snatch:Minds out of the gutter, people! In a wide-squat stance, hold the dumbbell in your right hand in front of the knees. Drive the weight up, keeping it close to the body, and thrust it up with your hips. When the weight reaches chest height, fully extend the legs. Then squat back down so your body is underneath the weight. Drive the weight up overhead into full lockout position. This should be one quick movement. Think explosively!
6. Russian dumbbell swing:The playground’s got nothing on these. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, holding a dumbbell in both hands out in front of you. Hike the dumbbell back between your legs, then thrust your hips forward to move the dumbbell up and out to about shoulder height. Though it is called a swing, this exercises is all on the hips and glutes.
Legs and Glutes
7. Dumbbell front squat:Take some pressure off that back. Start this one with feet hip-width apart, holding dumbbells on your shoulders with a neutral grip and elbows up. Next, hinge back, keeping the back straight like you’re sitting on an imaginary bench (come on, work with us here!). Lower the body until your thighs are at least parallel to the floor (or deeper, without losing a tight back). Complete the move by driving through the hips as you come back up to standing position.
8. Dumbbell pistol squat:This exercise isn’t for the faint of heart (so beginners, try it sans dumbbells first). Stand with feet hip-width apart holding a dumbbell sideways in both hands. Extend the left leg out in front of you and squat down on the right leg, moving the dumbbell straight out. Go all the way down (and we mean all the way down!) until your butt touches your ankle. Return to start position and repeat for reps on both sides.
9. Dumbbell Bulgarian split squat:Squat so much you nearly split your pants.Hold a dumbbell in each hand. Prop your left foot onto a bench and plant your right foot on the floor into a wide split stance. Lunge straight down, keeping your front leg linear and your spine rigid. Come down until your knee hovers above the floor, and then push back up to starting position and repeat for reps on both sides.
10. Dumbbell side lunge:Feeling a little sideways? Standing with feet shoulder-width apart and a pair of dumbbells at your side, take a big step to the side with your left foot, pushing your hips back and lowering your body into a deep lunge position. As you come down, move the dumbbells straight down to the floor so that your chest comes over your left knee. Return to starting position and repeat for reps on both sides.
11. Dumbbell step up/reverse lunge combo:Put a little pep in your step up.Stand 6 inches from a bench with a dumbbell in each hand. Place your entire left foot onto the bench as you step up.Drive through the heel on the elevated leg, bringing the right leg up to hip height. Lower back down to start position, and step back with your left foot into a deep lunge. (Be sure to track your right knee over your ankle at a 90-degree angle.) Repeat for reps on both sides.
12. Dumbbell 45-degree hyperextension: The motto here: Relax the back, recruit the glutes. From starting position, lean over with hips flexed as far as they will go. Grab a dumbbell and position it under your chin so it looks like a bowtie. Relax all of the back muscles and pull up with the glutes. Come up to slightly hyperextension and return to start position.
Chest and Back
13. Dumbbell floor press:Who said presses need a bench?Lie on your back with feet flat on the floor and a dumbbell in each hand. Position the dumbbells at your shoulders with elbows rested on the floor. Push straight up bringing the dumbbells directly overhead. Return to starting position.
14. Alternating dumbbell bench press:A challenging twist on the classic, lie on a flat bench with a dumbbell in each hand. Hold the dumbbells on the outside of your shoulders and alternately press the right dumbbell up overhead and back down, then the left. This exercise also forces you to engage the core for stability — bonus!
15. Dumbbell pull over: Expand your wings by working the serratus muscles. Get in a tabletop position with shoulders planted on a bench and feet on the floor. Next, hold a dumbbell by one end with both hands straight overhead, engaging the glutes and back muscles. Lower the weight in an arch behind your head until you feel a good stretch. Bring the dumbbell back to starting position.
16. Prone trap dumbbell raise: Guaranteed to unleash the beast,stand with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent. Bend forward at the hips so your body is positioned just above parallel, holding dumbbells in both hands, with palm facing in. Raise the dumbbells straight out up to shoulder height and lower back down to starting position. Repeat for reps on both sides.
17. Dumbbell chest supported row:Ready to dive on in? Lie face down on an incline benchsupporting your weight on your toes. Holding a pair of dumbbells straight down in front of you so they are parallel to the floor, pull the weight up toward your chest, getting a nice squeeze in your upper back muscles. Lower the weight back down and continue the stroke.
Shoulder and Arms
18. Bent over dumbbell flys:Don’t swat these away.Stand with feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent. Bend forward at the hips so the torso is at parallel to the ground, holding a pair of dumbbells straight down with palms facing in. Next, with elbows slightly bent, raise the dumbbells out the side so that the elbows extend above the shoulders. Return to starting position.
19. Dumbbell upright row:These will lead you back to shore. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart and place a pair of dumbbells straight down in front of you. With palms facing your body, pull the weight straight up the front of your body to the top of your chest, keeping the elbows slightly above the shoulders.
20. Dumbbell shoulder-to-shoulder press:Ready for this tricky move?Hold a dumbbell flat in your right hand, resting it on the top of your shoulder. Next, grasp the top of the dumbbell with your left hand and press it straight up overhead, bringing it down to your left shoulder. Repeat back and forth for reps with quick motions (or until you taste the rainbow).
21. Prone rear delt raise:Delta, delta, we can help ya!Lie face down on an incline bench supporting your weight on your toes. Stick a pair of dumbbells straight out in front of you with palms facing in. Raise the dumbbells out the side and back, bending your arms slightly as they come up.
22. Incline lateral raise: Sit side-saddled on an incline bench with your left side resting on the bench. With a dumbbell in your right hand down at your right side, raise it straight up overhead above shoulder height. Return to starting position and repeat for reps on both sides (cake).
23. Dumbbell spider curls:An exercise good enough for Peter Parker will certainly put a little bulge in those biceps. Lie face down on an incline bench supporting your weight on your toes. Hold a pair of dumbbells straight out in front of you with palms facing out. Curl the weight up to full contraction without rocking back and forth. (Isolation, baby!) Return the weight to starting position. Want to change it up a bit? Alternate left and right for single-arm spider curls.
24. Dumbbell incline biceps curls:Get an extra squeeze in. Sitting on a 45-degree angled incline bench with a dumbbell at each side (palms facing your thighs), curl both dumbbells up at the same time to full contraction. Avoid swinging the weight up for momentum (definitely not as easy as it sounds!).
25. Dumbbell skull crushers: The exercise name says it all, so be sure to follow closely: Lie face up on a bench with feet planted on the floor and your back pressed down. With a dumbbell in each hand, raise the arms straight up (palms facing each other). Then, bending only at the elbows, lower the weight down to your ears, finishing in 90-degree angle. Return to starting position.
Core
26. Renegade rows:James Dean probably did these in his sleep. Assume the push-up position with feet about shoulder-width apart and dumbbells placed in each hand, positioned below the chest. Next, pull the right dumbbell toward the oblique muscles, keeping it close to the torso. Lower the dumbbell back down and repeat on your left side. Continue for reps on each side in an alternating fashion.
27. Dumbbell Russian twist: This is no vodka spritzer recipe. Sit on a gym mat with a dumbbell in each hand. Holding the dumbbells out in front of you, bring them down to your right side, only moving your arms. (Twisting at the spine is a big no-no!) Bring them all the way to the left, keeping your spine rigid. Repeat for reps.
28. Dumbbell windmills: Ready to feel the air up there? Stand with feet slightly wider than your shoulders and press a dumbbell overhead on your right side. Rotate the feet to the left side a bit. Now, lean the torso forward while holding the weight straight overhead until your bottom hand touches the floor. Concentrate your gaze on the weight to stay balanced. Return to start position and repeat for reps.
29. Dumbbell wood chop: Paul Bunyan knew a thing or two about these.Stand with feet shoulder-width apart and a dumbbell out in front of you. Squat down, rotating right to bring the dumbbell down to your right foot. Bring the dumbbell back up, keeping you arms out in front of you. Rotate into left lunge with your arms going overhead to the left side. Repeat for reps.
30. Dumbbell overhead side bend:Get a good stretch in. Hold a dumbbell overhead with both hands. Without twisting your upper body, bend toward your right side until you feel a good stretch on your left side. Return to start position and repeat for reps on both sides (and consider yourself spent!).
Get a Better Booty!
10-15 reps of each! 20 reps if you’re pro!
- Ball Bridge - Lie on the floor and place your feet on top of your stability ball. Place your hands at your side for balance, lift your hips and roll the ball in towards your butt. Bring it in as far as your and hold for 2 seconds.
- Fire Hydrant - Get on all fours and left your leg like a dog would! Hold the contraction for 2 seconds.
- Sumo Squat Jumps - Get into squat position and go as low as you can. Begin bouncing!
- Dumbbell Sumo Squats - Get into sumo squat position, hold a weight in your hands in front of your chest. Squat away.
- Donkey Kicks - Get on all fours and kick back your leg with force!
Build up lower back and glute strength!
(Source: tonetanned-fit)
Burn 300 Calories in 22 Minutes!
You’ll need: A 10- to 15-pound kettlebell ($30 and up).
The plan: Warm up for five minutes (shadowbox, jump rope—you decide). Then do each three-move round, performing every exercise for one minute. Take a one-minute breather between rounds. Try the sizzle session three times a week on nonconsecutive days.
ROUND 1
Sideshow
WORKS: abs, butt, thighs
Stand with feet staggered, right leg in front, holding kettlebell horns at chest. Rotate torso to left as you bring left knee toward right elbow (as shown). Return to start. Repeat quickly on opposite side. Continue for 1 minute.
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Tip-top Toner
WORKS: arms, abs, butt, thighs, calves
Stand on tiptoes, holding kettlebell upside down by horns at chest; squat (as shown). Stay on tiptoes and stand, straightening arms overhead, then lower kettlebell behind head until forearms are parallel to floor. Reverse movement to return to start. Continue for 1 minute.
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Liftoff
WORKS: shoulders, arms, back, abs, butt, thighs
Stand with feet hip-width apart, holding horns at chest. Lunge left leg back, raising arms overhead (as shown). Stand, kicking left leg forward as you lower arms to chest. Return to lunge. Continue for 30 seconds. Switch sides; repeat.
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ROUND 2
Low and Go
WORKS: shoulders, arms, back, abs, legs
Stand with feet wider than hip-width apart, toes out, holding horns at chest. Squat, lowering arms toward floor, then step left leg back and to right as you extend arms overhead (as shown). Return to squat. Switch sides; repeat. Continue, alternating sides, for 1 minute.
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Thigh Thinner
WORKS: thighs, butt, calves
Stand with feet hip-width apart, toes out, holding horns at chest. Lift left heel off floor, then squat (as shown). Return to start. Switch sides; repeat. Continue, alternating sides, for 1 minute.
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Whittling Warrior
WORKS: abs, butt, legs
Stand with feet hip-width apart, holding kettlebell horns at chest. Lunge back with left leg. Stand, bringing left thigh parallel to floor. Bend forward, lowering arms toward floor, extending left leg behind you until parallel to floor (as shown). Return to start. Switch sides; repeat. Continue, alternating sides, for 1 minute.
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ROUND 3
Plank Kick-out
WORKS: shoulders, arms, chest, abs
Start in plank with right hand on kettlebell. Hold plank as you extend left foot to right side at a 45-degree angle (as shown). Return to plank. Switch sides; repeat. Continue, alternating sides, for 1 minute.
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Butt-firming Bridge
WORKS: butt, arms, chest, back, abs
Sit with knees bent, feet flat, back at a 45-degree angle, holding horns at chest. Lower your back to floor, then lift hips until body forms a straight line as you extend arms overhead to floor (as shown). Return to start. Continue for 1 minute.
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Chiseling Circle
WORKS: abs, butt, legs
Stand with feet hip-width apart, holding horns at chest. Step right leg back and to left, then explode upward, swinging leg (as shown) in a circle. Return to start. Switch sides; repeat. Continue, alternating sides, for 1 minute.
ULTIMATE WORK OUTS FOR YOUR BUTTBarbell/dumbbell exercises - These are what you need to do with heavy weight if you want to make your butt BIGGER. Everything else will help make your butt rounder and firmer, but will not add significant size.
- romanian deadlifts
- squats (really deep, feet wide and pointed out, knees pointed out too)
- bulgarian split squats
- barbell glute bridges/hip thrusts
- high step ups
Cardio/plyometrics - This stuff is great for shaping your butt while challenging your heart at the same time.
- hill sprints
- squat jumps
- dynamic step ups
- lunge jumps
- box jumps
- plyo step ups
- lateral box jumps
- lateral box shuffles
- lateral bounding
- Brazil Butt Lift - the “bum bum” workout
- kneeling jump squats - these are on my “to try” list for when I’m stronger
Bodyweight exercises - I do these when I don’t have access to a gym. You can make these more challenging by holding heavy stuff like gallon jugs full of water.
- glute bridges (try single leg)
- hip thrusts (try single leg)
- pistol squats (there are hard!)
- single leg deadlifts
- glute ham raises (you’ll need something or someone to hold your feet)
- lunges (reverse, walking, etc.)
- bulgarian split squat
- high step ups
Other:
- seated band abduction
- stability ball back extensions
- monster & sumo walks
- butt blaster (hip extension) machine
- hip abduction machine - lean forward with butt lifted to target upper & outer glutes, see 4:25 on this video
I love these! I wish I knew how to make them, because although I always watch the video first, sometimes I prefer to have concise gifs of what I need to do, especially when it’s something I need to do outside.
(Source: blogilates.com)
Hip opening poses work to open the joints and muscles around the hips. They helps to keep the pelvis and hips in proper alignment, which prevents strain and tightness in that area. Having flexible hips can ease back pain, improve circulation in your legs, help you to walk easier. Hip openers also have mental and emotional benefits. We hold a lot of tension in our hips from stress, anxiety, sadness, fear, and other negative emotions. Once that tension in our hips is released, the emotional benefits are felt. Below is a list of hip opening poses. When doing these poses, concentrate on your breath and relax your body.
- Low lunge (Anjaneyasana)
- High lunge
- Warrior II (Virabhadrasana II)
- Lizard pose (Utthan Pristhasana)
- Half lord of the fishes (Ardha Matsyendrasana)
- Cow face (Gomukhasana)
- Pigeon pose (Eka Pada Rajakapotasana) - (different variations)
- Bound angle (Baddha Konasana)
- Extended triangle (Utthita Trikonasana)
- Happy baby pose (Ananda Balasana) or half
- Fire log pose (Agnistambhasana)
- Reclining big toe (Supta Padangusthasana)
- Side-reclining leg lift (Anantasana)
- Big toe pose (Padangusthasana)
- Cat pose (Marjaryasana)
- Cow pose (Bitilasana)
- Extended triangle (Utthita Trikonasana)
- Marichyasana I
- Head-to-knee forward bend (Janu Sirsasana)
- Wide-legged forward bend (Prasarita Padottanasana)
- Wide-angle seated forward bend (Upavistha Konasana)
- Marichi’s pose (Marichyasana III)
Thanks, Deidre! I will start working on these! :)
Within the last decade, the amount of ACL tears in adolescents has increased by 400%. Since this injury cannot heal without surgery, you need to visit a doctor if your knee feels unstable, because it will require surgery. If you choose to keep exercising with the injury, you can cause even more damage and be out of your sport for longer, or possibly be out of it forever.
One way to prevent ACL tears is to strengthen the muscles around it. A simple preventative exercise you can do every day is the box jump. Jump up and down on and off a stair about 10 times as quickly as you can. This will build the muscle around your knee so there’s extra support.
You only get one body and not every part of it can heal on its own! So take preventative measures to take good care of it!
(Source: healthylivingforyou)
