Campus Recreation Fitness & Wellness

Working out from home? No Problem!

Try to squeeze in these quick and easy workouts into your busy schedule to get a head start on the day.

	1. Supermans Who doesn’t want to think they have super powers? Great stretch as well when you picture trying to touch the opposing walls with your fingers and toes.
	2. Push-up The Push-up is an oldie but goodie. You can modify intensity by changing hand placement.
	3. Contralateral Limb Raises Don’t let the name scare you – this is great for toning those troubling upper body areas.
	4. Bent Knee Push-up A great starting option if you struggle with the correct form using a full Push-Up.
	5. Downward-facing Dog Slow and controlled movement very important – wonderful calf stretch.
	6. Bent-Knee Sit-up / Crunches Most people don’t know how to perform a proper sit-up/crunch – that is until now. Core Power!
	7. Push-up with Single-leg Raise A great progression from a regular Push-Up but remember to keep proper form.
	8. Front Plank This is harder than it looks! Your back and abs will love you.
	9. Side Plank with Bent Knee Great way to add in hips work without the need for any equipment other than your own body weight.
	10. Supine Reverse Crunches Advanced crunch that targets the entire core region. If you feel pain in your back – STOP.
	11. Cobra This is my “good morning, time to wake up” exercise – great way to get ready for a busy day.
	12. Squat Jumps A bit of heart rate work while working on total body movement.
	13. Forward Lunge If I could only do one leg exercise for the rest of my life, a lunge would be my choice.
	14. Forward Lunge with Arm Drivers Start with the regular lunge and work up to this advanced exercise hitting some core areas.
	15. Glute Activation Lunges Often missed, this Gluteus workout is the MAXIMUS.
	16. Glute Bridge Real people do yoga – and this is a great entry exercise to the power of slow and controlled movements.
	17. Hip Rotations (Push-up Position) I’ve always had problems finding a good hip exercise – do this before any push-up exercises so you can stabilize your body before fatigue.
	18. Side Lunge Advanced in terms of needing to include some movement into what becomes a static pose.
	19. Side Lying Hip Abduction A common mistake is raising the leg too high in this exercise. Small but effective movement.
	20. Side Lying Hip Adduction Even smaller movement than Abduction but equally important.
	21. Side Plank (Modified) Advanced exercise that brings together a combination of core exercises. If you feel joint pain, STOP.
	22. Side Plank with Straight Leg Don’t forget to breathe on this exercise – exhale on the exertion.
	23. Single Leg Stand I do this one while brushing my teeth in the morning – some call it crazy, I call it multi-tasking.
	24. Standing Calf Raises – Wall My shins are my weak points, thus finding a great exercise like this to improve that area is important.
	25. Supine Pelvic Tilts May not look like an abdominal exercise, but you will feel the burn after a set of these.

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1. Supermans

2. Push-up

3. Contralateral Limb Raises

4. Bent Knee Push-up

5. Downward-facing Dog

6. Bent-Knee Sit-up / Crunches

7. Push-up with Single-leg Raise

8. Front Plank

9. Side Plank with Bent Knee

10. Supine Reverse Crunches

11. Cobra

12. Squat Jumps

13. Forward Lunge

14. Forward Lunge with Arm Drivers

15. Glute Activation Lunges

16. Glute Bridge

17. Hip Rotations (Push-up Position)

18. Side Lunge

19. Side Lying Hip Abduction

20. Side Lying Hip Adduction

21. Side Plank (Modified)

22. Side Plank with Straight Leg

23. Single Leg Stand

24. Standing Calf Raises – Wall

25. Supine Pelvic Tilts