This workout is a great addition to your workout repertoire
for both regular exercisers and pregnant women.
We have adopted this workout from an App we discovered by Strong
First. Check out their great app to get
many new workout ideas and video demonstrations of exercises. Much of the content is free! We found this free workout on the app and thought
we would give it a try.
This type of workout strings together multiple exercises that you perform consecutively, and for each set an increasing or decreasing number of repetitions is performed. For your first set, perform one rep of each exercise on each side. Take a short break, equivalent to the time it took you to perform your set. Then perform two reps of each exercise in the chain, followed again by rest equivalent to the time to complete that set. We generally try to ladder 1 rep up to 5 reps and then back down to 1 rep.
This type of workout strings together multiple exercises that you perform consecutively, and for each set an increasing or decreasing number of repetitions is performed. For your first set, perform one rep of each exercise on each side. Take a short break, equivalent to the time it took you to perform your set. Then perform two reps of each exercise in the chain, followed again by rest equivalent to the time to complete that set. We generally try to ladder 1 rep up to 5 reps and then back down to 1 rep.
Here is what we did for our circuit-ladder workout:
- One-hand kettlebell swing
- Kettlebell clean
- Kettlebell press
- Racked kettlebell squat
- One-hand kettlebell swing
Double Kettlebell Circuit Ladder
Single Kettlebell Circuit Ladder
As always, if you are pregnant and exercising, you should already be performing
these types of exercises at this intensity prior to your pregnancy AND have
approval from your health care provider to exercise.
-Tannys & Alex
-Tannys
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