SOHI Fitness No Equipment Tone Butt Workout
January 132012
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Do 30 repetitions of each exercise:
Squat – Squat down until your butt just reaches the chair and then come back up squeezing your butt tightly at the top of each squat. Remember to keep your knees behind your toes.
Squat (feet together) – With your feet together repeat the above with knees close together the entire time.
Butt Blaster – Lay across the chair with your hips just off the edge of the chair. Keeping your feet flat towards the sky and knees together, push your feet upward and squeeze your butt at the top.
Butt Blaster (wide) – Keeping your knees apart and feet together push up towards the sky squeezing your butt at the top.
Repeat all of these again.
Banana Splits by The Dickies
Duration : 0:1:53
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You don’t have to buy fitness equipment you can use things around the house.Let me show you how.
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Getting Strong Means Staying Healthy, that is the message from Cari Ham http://www.fitnesstrainingbyjon.com and Julieanna Hever http://www.toyourhealthnutrition.com. This is part 2 in a series of home fitness routines that you can do without using any equipment at all! You can get a great workout in the comfort of your home without any equipment at all. These exercises are easy to remember and train your core, forcing you to use your own body weight as resistance and use your muscles to stabilize your core.