cocoa_m3
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Nice work!
These routines only run 10-15 minutes each, so genuinely easy to squeeze into a packed schedule. Standing versions especially go easy on the joints. 62F here with a pretty lazy streak honestly. A few times weekly, pairing a short arms video with a 10-minute legs session does the trick.
There's a fitness channel focused specifically on these quick standing routines, arms sets running anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes, a barre-style arms video with no breaks, a standing abs session, plus a ballet-inspired arms and legs combo.
Picked up dumbbells through Amazon. Starting light and working upward once things feel too easy is the way to go. Began at 3 pounds, now sitting at 6.
Also mix in a couple short ab-focused videos, five and ten minutes, one with plank variations, plus a ballet-style legs routine.
These routines only run 10-15 minutes each, so genuinely easy to squeeze into a packed schedule. Standing versions especially go easy on the joints. 62F here with a pretty lazy streak honestly. A few times weekly, pairing a short arms video with a 10-minute legs session does the trick.
There's a fitness channel focused specifically on these quick standing routines, arms sets running anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes, a barre-style arms video with no breaks, a standing abs session, plus a ballet-inspired arms and legs combo.
Picked up dumbbells through Amazon. Starting light and working upward once things feel too easy is the way to go. Began at 3 pounds, now sitting at 6.
Also mix in a couple short ab-focused videos, five and ten minutes, one with plank variations, plus a ballet-style legs routine.