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5 outdoor conditioning workout

5 outdoor workout

An article of this type should begin by making you literally water your mouth with a list of all the benefits that the workouts you describe involve.

Instead, start by saying that ... the training in the open air wins over everything.

Bodybuilders of the present age - the sculpted physicists of Gold Gym, to say - they knew it well: train outdoors it really offers an extra gear.

Without going to bother science (as in the case of the positive relationship between physical activity, sun exposure and vitamin D, which also affects muscle growth), just think of our mood when we have the chance to make a outdoor workout, especially - but not only - in spring.

I stop here, and we start with these five workouts: perfect for conditioning ours metabolism, improve our athletic performance and, while we're at it, burn some extra fat.

Strength and conditioning, but outdoors

I forgot another positive aspect: these workouts need to limited equipment and minimal. A good city park, to say, enough and progress. They can therefore be improvised if, for example, they suddenly get rid of a couple of hours.

Similarly, they can be used as substitutes for a gym session if in this, for one reason or another, we cannot go there.

The only additional warning concerns the external environment. Make sure you have the right clothes and, especially if it's summer and you train for days, take care to stay well hydrated.

Free body work #1

Five rounds of

Free body work #2

Designed for strengthen the legs and increase the conditioning, consists of 3 round of

Extra benefits: tests your cardiovascular system, and the ability to stay focused when fatigue occurs.

Free body work #3

For this workout complete and careful heating is recommended. You can replace push ups with other movements if your level recommends it.

Free body work #4

Here the focus goes on perfect technical execution - do not rush the workout!

5 round of

Free body work #5

For this workout you need a timer, to be set on 10 minutes. Perform the exercises and, at the end of the round, start again from the beginning. Works for 10 full minutes.

Robbie Wild Hudson, 2018. 5 Great Outdoor Bodyweight Workouts to Build Conditioning and Strength. Available at www.boxrox.com. Accessed 10 April 2019
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