February 22, 2016
BodyRock Blast | Day 2
Workout Breakdown
1 Round = 12 Minutes 50 Seconds Work | 10 Seconds Rest Beginner/Intermediate: 1 Round Advanced: 2 - 3 Rounds :: Jump Tuck :: One Leg Push Up :: Hop Scotch Wall Ball Twist (left) :: Wall Ball Swing :: Hop Scotch Wall ball Twist (right) :: Wall Ball Swing :: Challenger Push Up :: Reverse Pull UpGive us your feedback in the comments and on Facebook. If you like this workout please share it!
Visual Breakdown
Jump Tuck
Kneeling on a flat surface feet about hip width apart. Begin exercise by getting down in to a half squat position exploding off the ground while bringing your knees as close to you r chest as possible. Swing arms to explode off the ground. Land as softly as you can on the balls of your feet with a bend in your knees. Repeat the exercise.One Legged Push Up
Get into a plank position with arms about shoulder width apart. Ground toes into the floor to stabilize lower half of the body. Engage abs and back so the body is neutral. Begin to lower the body with your eyes focusing about 3 feet in front of you with a flat back. On your way to the ground simply pick up one leg and cross it over the other leg where you will have one foot on the floor. Repeat exercise.







Hop Scotch Wall Ball Twist
Get in a plank position with hands on the wall ball. Start by jumping to the left with your legs landing less then shoulder width apart. Pick up the Wall Ball as if you are doing a wood chop starting from floor to shoulder lever. Be sure to keep your back as straight as possible being light on the feet and rotating your core. Rotation is to the same side as your hop.









Wall Ball Swing
Stand over the ball with your feet hip width apart chest up shoulders back and down. The ball should be in line with the middle of your feet. Squatting down grip the strap soften the knees and shift your bodyweight into your heels and lower your back side down. Driving your heel explode the the hips to send that weight swinging upward from your quads. High chest arms extended. Repeat exercise.


