| Single-Leg Deadliest | x15/ leg |
|---|---|
| Leg Lift (up&out) | x 20/ leg |
| Weighted Glute Bridge | x 20 |
| Bent Over Row | x 8 (heavy) |
| Resistance Band Lateral Raises | x 20 |
| Squat Jump | x 15 or 30 seconds |
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Jan 162013
At-Home Full-Body Calorie Burning Workout Video
Posted by Filed Under: Blog, Women's Fitness, Workout Videos, Workouts For Women 21 Comments
Hi,
Just wondering if the three exercises you mention to do before you start today’s circuit should be ab exercises, as in last weeks post, or any exercise you choose to do.
Thanks
Hi Rachel,
Any exercises you choose to do will be great, whichever is closest to the day of Flavia’s program you replaced.
All the best!
- Anna, CPT, FF Specialist
Love this!! Thnx Flav.
How can you do the weighted glute bridge if you don’t have a barbell?
Simply put a dumbbell or plate across your hips where Flavia has the barbell.
All the best!
- Anna, CPT, FF Specialist
Thanks Flavia. Love this exercise. Short but intense, which is what I need for my busy schedule!
Love Wednesday workouts! Love your gym!
Awesome stuff! Gonna add Up and Out Leg Lifts to my leg/butt routine
Hi Flavia,
What a great workout to add to my routine! I look forward to the emails daily, all this information really helps me out when it comes to working towards my goals!
Thanks!
Love your new gym and these workouts! Thanks Flavia!
How do you know how many calories you burn doing these exercises?
Looking great there, Flavia! Keep up the good work!
Holy Smokes Kyle – You look ripped!!!!!
I added Renegade Lunges and 3 other exercises and I broke a sweat pretty quickly. Loved this workout.
Keep ‘em coming…!
Thanks
Hi Flavia, love all your workouts and programs! Just wondering how many calories on average a woman should be burning in a typical workout. I have read in some magazines that if you’re not burning 600 cals or more you should bump up your workout. That seems like an awful lot! Any views would be appreciated! Thanks.
Hi Sarah,
The amount of calories you burn will vary depending on what muscles your working, the intensity level you bring, and how much you weigh. I would say if you are pretty fit and are really challenging yourself you would burn 300 – 500 calories during your workout. Most people over estimate how many calories they are burning during their workout. Remember we are breaking down our muscles during our workout so then if we eat properly, our body will be working all day to rebuild those muscles which is burning more calories than if we hadn’t worked out. As long as each workout is challenging and your nutrition plan is good you should keep progressing.
All the best!
- Anna, CPT, FF Specialist
Thank you Anna for the quick response! That really helps. Love how motivating this blog is.
Your very welcome Sarah!
- Anna, CPT, FF Specialist
Hi:
I’m just wondering if you could give me some advice on what supplements I should be taking. I have been lifting weights for about 4 years now approx. 4 – 5 days a week (doing your programs and Vince’s for about 2 years). I currently don’t take anything except a high quality multi vitamin.
Thanks.
Debbie
Hi Debbie,
First thing to remember is supplements are just that. They should supplement a good quality diet. Some staples are fish oils (which is great for fighting inflammation and improving insulin sensitivy) BCAAs, Greens powder, Glutamine, Vitamin C, D, probiotic, and ZMA. These are not all necessary but can add a bit of an edge to your health/training.
All the best!
- Anna, CPT, FF Specialist
Thanks a lot!