WOD: Core

4 Rounds of the following workouts:

High

45 seconds each movement:

  1. Up and down plank
  2. Plank Jump-ins
  3. Side planks both side (25 seconds each side)
  4. Mountain climbers – knees to opposite elbow
  5. Double leg lift
  6. Russian twist

Medium

30 sec for each movement:

  1. Up and down plank
  2. Plank Jump-ins
  3. Side planks both side (20 seconds each side)
  4. Mountain climbers
  5. Double leg lift
  6. Russian twist

Light

30 sec for each movements (3 rounds):

  1. Plank
  2. Plank Jump-ins
  3. Side planks both side (20 seconds each side)
  4. Mountain climbers
  5. Double leg lift

Progress

30/3/20 – I was a little confused with the instructions so I did 45 seconds for each of the side planks and it just about killed me. I also used weight for the Russian twists to ramp things up a bit. The rest of the core movements were okay. I found my arms struggling more than my abs. The left knee was not great and I should have omitted or swapped out the plank jump-ins.

Notes for future reference:

  • My head was not in a neutral position for the side planks.
  • Arms not at 90 degrees to the floor for planks.

This is part of a series of WODs (workout of the day) that I have been receiving from a WhatsApp fitness group I joined to help me keep active during MCO. I’m keeping a record of the workouts here so I can keep a record of how I’m doing. You can find the rest of these WODs here.


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SHEN-LI LEE is the author of “Brainchild: Secrets to Unlocking Your Child’s Potential”. She is also the founder of Figur8.net (a website on parenting, education, child development) and RightBrainChild.com (a website on Right Brain Education, cognitive development, and maximising potentials). In her spare time, she blogs on Aletheiaphysis (a blog about growth, change, and embracing discomfort).

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