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    5 Minute Workout Challenge Day 2

    Modified: Jul 19, 2024 · by Shelby Stover · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

    Welcome to today's workout, designed to help you get stronger by moving strategically... in just 5 minutes. Today's workout follows the same format but with two new exercises designed to hit sticky spots like the back and hips.

    In the table you'll find a link to a video demonstration of the exercise and below the table there's a photo if that's better for you. Finally, there's a few tips at the bottom.

    How To Perform The Workout

    Perform the first exercise for as many repetitions as possible in 20 seconds. Rest for 10 seconds and then move into the second exercise and perform it for as many repetitions as possible in 20 seconds. rest for 10 seconds.

    Keep repeating that sequence for a total of 5 minutes (or 5 rounds).

    Superman Row20 seconds
    Rest10 seconds
    Plank Abductions With Quadruped Step In20 seconds
    Rest10 seconds
    Two images of a woman in workout clothes performing a superman on the floor with text on the image to give tips.
    Two images of a woman in a sports bra and tights performing a glute exercise with text on the image.

    Quick Workout Notes

    Know that a mini band is great for the superman row but not needed. Just doing the motion is still challenging.

    Keep your core tight on that plank step out and make sure your hands are under your shoulders and the bum isn't in the air.

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