Basic bodyweight warm up
This basic bodyweight warm up from Nuffield Health is a great way to get yourself ready for the long slog of a running event or at the start of your gym session
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This basic bodyweight warm up from Nuffield Health is a great way to get yourself ready for the long slog of a running event or at the start of your gym session
With more people working remotely combined with rising living costs, at-home workouts are becoming an increasingly popular way to stay fit and healthy. From full body HIIT sessions, to targeted workouts to improve your core, cardio or strength, working out from the comfort of your front room has never been easier.
Kettlebell squats work the legs dynamically and fire the upper back and shoulders. They also challenge the core as you’re holding the kettlebell in front of you. In this video we'll show you 4 different kettlebell squats: sumo squat (beginner), goblet squat (intermediate), double front rack squat (advanced) and pistol squat (advanced).
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