Bunny Slope Workout #1
November 11, 2015 |
Equipment for this workout:
Exercise Ball
Select Warm up & Cool Down
Low Impact Warm Up
5 minute Dynamic Warm Up Routine
27 Squats Warm Up
Cool Down & Stretching for Busy Days
15 Minutes Cool down & Stretching
Cool Down & Stretching | Front Splits
16 Minute Upper Body Stretching Routine
MOB Therapy #1
MOB Therapy #2
MOB Therapy #3
MOB Therapy #4
MOB Therapy #5
MOB Therapy #6
MOB Therapy #7
Workout Routine
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Workout Breakdown
Challenge: Time Challenge
No warm up needed, but you can stretch after the workout:
Part 1 - Butt & Legs, you'll need a chair for support
- Ballerina Knee up x 20 reps
- Ballerina (feet open) knee up to back leg lift x 20
- Back leg lift to front toe tap x 2x
Repeat on the other leg.
Part 2 - Arms, Shoulders, and Back
- Weighted Bunny Slope x 20
- Upright Row x 20
- Bend Over Row x20
Part 3 - Abs
- Supported Sit up Knee Tuck x 20
- Wag the tail to Extended Legs x 20 alternating sides
- Bicycle x 20
- Table top Crunch x 20
Hi guys,
I’ve been getting quite a lot of requests for easy to follow beginner style workouts, that anyone can start following. I have a Beginner Cardio and Beginner Strength Series in the ZGYM already, however, it turns out that it still gets people out of breath 🙂 I’m really trying to get you all on the fitness wagon and get you moving, so hopefully, this new series is going to accomplish that.
Here’s how you can get started with regular exercise right away
- Subscribe to my YouTube channel to get a brand new Bunny Slope Workout every Wednesday.
- You can do this workout every day until I post the next one.
- Give it at least a few weeks of consistent training and once you start to feel ready for a bigger challenge, sign up for ZGYM and give the 11 week long Beginner Series Program a shot. It will get you into shape for my more intense workouts.
Progress Tracker
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Private Member |
michigan, usa
I thought this was a great relaxing workout. Even though I’m a more advanced zgym member- its nice to slow down and get back to basics once and a while. Focusing on form. I used 10lb weights for an extra challenge. I added a few more reps to each exercise. and made sure to really focus on my abs during the ab section. I think this is a great incorporation into our weekly intense workouts. I’m having trouble understanding why some others think Z’s workouts are not as intense as her past ones or don’t include full/upper body. These are some pretty advanced routines compared to lots of other programs I’ve seen..especially with heavier weights, proper form, and pushing yourself. I’ve been a consistent fitness junkie for 6 years now. working out with Z for 4 years. I’ve never had more muscle definition with anything else but Zuzka. I could see how they might feel easier if using less weight and not fully engaging the proper muscles. Anyway, this was a cute workout Z and I think it will be motivating for true beginners and great recovery for more advanced members. xoxox
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Zuzka, you are amazing. What a fantastic idea to start a series geared towards beginners. I know so many people who are intimidated by exercise for a million reasons, and here you are with a video that is a perfect stepping stone!
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Great I am not in the mood work-out. But after finishing it I’m happy that I finished another work-out that make me feel my body again. Happy with the Bunnies 🙂
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ramona, ca, usa
Zuzka, I personally really appreciate you including the lighter intensity workouts in the regular weekly schedule. As you mentioned, if people choose to skip their active rest day and do a higher intensity workout, they can choose any one of the hundreds of workouts you have made available. Rest and recovery is just as important as the workouts themselves and it’s nice that you work it into the schedule for us so we don’t have to think too much about scheduling active rest days ourselves 🙂
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Zi, hi! Thanks, greate! Perfect for pragnant me)))
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I *finally* started this! And I am so out of shape! But I’ve started! I turned 60 this month and want to get in better shape.
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lake tahoe, nv, usa
Yay!! I’m excited for you 🙂 Try to do the workout every day and next week do the Bunny slope #2 and again try to do it daily, and this time you can rotate through the first and second one. As long as you keep moving daily, you’ll get in shape fast.
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I haven’t been able to do workouts that include jumping or running due to a stress fracture. Did this one yesterday before going into work last night and this morning I am SORE. Zuzka I know it must be hard for you to come up with workouts like these but I am sure a lot of people out there are very thankful that you are doing this. These are foolproof anyone can do these. You are about to get a brand new fan base.
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Dear Zuzka, can you help me? I LOVE walking andare jogging BUT I also really Wanda try these workouts. Can I add cardio then? Like 3 days a week bunnyslope workouts, 3 days jogging, 1 day rest? What do you think? Or maybe should I add a little walk at the end of the workout (20 minutes maximum)? Thanks in advance
Private Member |
rutland, vt, usa
AWESOME to come back!!!
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Hi Zuzka,
it would be great if the log book function also worked for the first few bunny slope workouts.
It’s motivating to record your workout frequency and track progress… especially at the beginning : )
Thanks! MG
Private Member |
lake tahoe, nv, usa
what? it should be working..
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The progress tracker section only appears in bunny slope workouts 10, 11, 12.
Not in the first nine.
I did your stretching routine after the workout yesterday and feel great.
Some of the stretches were really interesting. Hello chicken wings and hip sockets : )
Thanks for sharing your skillz!