Use A Deck Of Cards For An Aerobic Workout
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Transform Your Aerobic Workout with a Deck of Cards
Overview:
Discover an innovative way to boost your stamina, strength, and energy?"with just a deck of cards. This workout, inspired by Clive "Iron Fist" Myers, is perfect for maintaining peak fitness, even on vacation.
Getting Started:
Choose three exercises targeting different areas:
1. Push-ups (Chest)
2. Free-standing squats (Legs)
3. Crunches (Abdominals)
Perform each exercise with strict form and no cheating:
- Push-ups: Start low, push up steadily, and lower down with control. Inhale as you descend and exhale when you push up.
- Squats: Fold arms, perform deep knee bends, then push back up. Inhale going down, exhale coming up.
- Crunches: Lie on your back, feet on a bench or chair, hands beside your head. Lift your upper body, and remember?"don’t pull on your neck.
The Card Workout:
Shuffle a full deck of cards (including jokers) and draw the top card. The card's value determines your reps:
- Jack = 11
- Queen = 12
- King = 13
- Ace = 14
- Joker = 15
Perform the number of reps shown, then move to the next exercise with the next card.
Progress Gradually:
If a full deck is too challenging, start with number cards up to eight and gradually add more each session. Always shuffle the deck to keep your workout varied.
Customize as Needed:
Feel free to swap exercises if needed. Just ensure you're covering upper, middle, and lower body exercises to balance your routine.
Maintaining Intensity:
Move quickly between exercises to keep your heart rate up and enhance aerobic endurance. A full routine can eventually be completed in just 20 minutes. For an extra challenge, add another deck.
Routine Frequency & Safety:
Aim for this workout every other day, or daily if you prefer. Always listen to your body, especially if you feel unwell or experience pain. Start slowly and build intensity over time. Consult your doctor before beginning any new exercise program, especially if you've been inactive.
Your Workout, Your Pace:
Remember, fitness is a personal journey. Enjoy the process and find what works best for you. Have fun and make it your own!
Disclaimer: This workout is for informational purposes only. The author is not responsible for any injuries. Please consult a healthcare professional before starting new fitness activities.
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