I did 100 lunge jumps 3x ( counting 1 after both legs had a jump) then held forearm plank for 60 sec in between. Upon the last round instead of jumping right up from my forearms, I pushed myself onto my palms, so that I was then in straight arm plank and proceeded to do 100 mountain climbers. ( Holding straight arm plank and bringing your right knee into the chest then switching to the left. ) All of this 7-10 min (max) HUGE SWEAT. Once I was finished with the mountain climbers. I brought myself into a standing forward bend holding on to the back of my calfs. This helps with calming the heart rate, and opening up the back of the body. I slowly moved into prasarita padottanasana I. (Intense straddle stretch pose) Bringing my hands to the floor between my feet to deepen the stretch. I walked my hands over to the right and placed both hands on either side of my right foot, then folded completely over right leg stretching my hands towards the floor, reaching my nose towards my feet, and squaring my hips. I repeated this on the other side. With the stretching this workout took maybe 15 min. Again very effective.
When I was first getting back into shape, I did not do as many reps. I started very simple. I did 25 lunge jumps and held plank for 60 sec in between. Also I did not include the mountain climbers right away. I slowly worked up the endurance to get there then continued to build on. So maybe you are at the stage of doing 15 to 25 and that is enough for you. It's still something, you can still break a sweat, and still make a difference in your body. Trust you feel it the next day maybe even more so then after a 2 mile run.
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