WORKOUT

A Quicky

A fast 5-exercise cardio circuit. 2 minutes per exercise, max reps, no rest between exercises. Kettlebell or dumbbell required.

Kettlebell or dumbbell
WARM-UP
# Exercise Dosage Progression Modification
01 Inchworm Dog Walk 1 min Perform within available range as tolerated —
02 PVC Overhead Lateral Flexion 1 min — —
01 Inchworm Dog Walk

1 min

Progression Perform within available range as tolerated
02 PVC Overhead Lateral Flexion

1 min

MAIN WORKOUT
# Exercise Dosage Progression Modification
01 KB Swing 2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises Weight increase Smaller range
02 Single Arm Snatch to Reverse Lunge 2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises Weight increase OH press to lunge
03 Bear Crawl 2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises Weight on back, pull KB/bag Isometric hold, plank
04 Pulse Squat 2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises Weight increase No pulse, box squat
05 Gorilla Row 2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises Weight increase Bent over row

2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises

Progression Weight increase
Modification Smaller range
02 Single Arm Snatch to Reverse Lunge

2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises

Progression Weight increase
Modification OH press to lunge
03 Bear Crawl

2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises

Progression Weight on back, pull KB/bag
Modification Isometric hold, plank
04 Pulse Squat

2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises

Progression Weight increase
Modification No pulse, box squat
05 Gorilla Row

2 min, max reps, no rest between exercises

Progression Weight increase
Modification Bent over row
COOL DOWN
# Exercise Dosage Progression Modification
01 Thoracic Table Top Opener 1 min Perform within available range as tolerated —
02 Bretzel Stretch 1 min both sides — —
01 Thoracic Table Top Opener

1 min

Progression Perform within available range as tolerated

1 min both sides

Exercise is not without its risks. As with any exercise program, if at any point you begin to feel faint, dizzy, or have physical discomfort, stop immediately and consult a physician.

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