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    Home » newsletter workout

    Full Force Workout

    Modified: Jul 22, 2024 · by Shelby Stover, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

    Welcome to today's workout. This quick workout really hits your hips and glutes so enjoy the burn!

    How To Perform The Workout

    A straight set tabata which means you'll perform the first exercise for the time listed and rest 10 seconds. Repeat that sequence four times through before moving on to the next exercise with the same format.

    Finally, finish with an all out set of side lying hip raises!

    1.5 Rep Sumo Squats20 seconds
    Rest10 seconds x 4 sets
    Tricep Bow20 seconds
    Rest10 seconds x 4 sets
    Side Lying Hip Raise30 seconds per side
    Woman in black pants and green shirt performing a sumo squat with a weight plate over her head
    Two side by side images of a woman in blue pants and a black shirt performing a plank with arrows and text over top.
    Two images of a woman in maroon shirt and black pants performing side lying hip raises with text about pointers

    Quick Workout Notes

    The weight can be held overhead or as a goblet for the sumo squats. Drive your knees out!

    Keep a tucked under pelvic for the floor bow to protect the back and smash the core.

    Add a mini band to the hip raise if you want more challenge.

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