This one only takes 8 minutes.
Even if you could hit the gym, moving your body outside can prevent your routine from getting stale.
Bringing the workout outside can give us a nice change of scenery from our typical routines, says Winter.
Plus, exercising on the waterfront has some other physiologic perks.
If youve ever jogged along the shore, you know its harder for your body to move through sand.
However, if youre looking to up your beach game, weve got the workout for you.
certified personal trainer, five-time marathon runner, andLadder strength training senior coach
Winter designed the perfect beach workout to get full mind and body benefits.
Perform each exercise for 40 seconds with a 20-second rest in between.
All in all, one round should only take 8 minutes.
Prisoner squat
Start by getting those big muscle groups moving.
Prisoner squats target the quads and glutes, Winter says.
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Forearm plank
Quality is more important than quantity when it comes to this core movement.
Glute bridge marches
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This is amovement that targets the glutesbut can also benefit your core, hip flexors, and hamstrings.
certified personal trainer, five-time marathon runner, andLadder strength training senior coach
This is also great for isolation, stabilizing one leg at a time.
Knee tucks
Slow and controlled is the way to move with thisab-targeting exercise.
This movement is essentially a reverse crunch and is a great core strengthener, says Winter.
Your abdominal muscles will feel it right away!
(If you cando a push-up with great form, feel free!)
Jumping lunge-to-squats
When youwork the lower body, your heart pumps faster to get blood to your larger muscles.
This is a relatively simplebut not easymovement with great payoff for your legs and glutes, says Winter.
Adding the jump is also a nice way to incorporate a cardio burst.
Cherry pickers
Finally, youll close out with a core exercise.
Another name for aRussian twist, cherry pickers will target your abs and your obliques.
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