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Name This Workout: 1 Min Abs, Arms, Back, Legs, Shoulders
Name This Workout: 1 Min Abs, Arms, Back, Legs, Shoulders
Battle Rope Snakes Battle Rope Reverse Lunges Battle Rope Side-to-Side Swings
Secondary:
Biceps, Forearms, Quadriceps
Holding a battle rope in each hand, slightly bend at the knees and maintain a tight core.
With your hands at core level, begin the movement by bringing the ropes out to their
respective sides. The right rope will go to the right while the left rope will go to the left.
Next, bring the ropes in towards one another and immediately back out.
Secondary:
Forearms
Begin with the ends of each battle rope in your hands and your feet together.
Alternately lift each battle rope upwards before snapping it back down towards the
floor.
Once you have a established a battle-rope rhythm, alternately step back with each foot
and lower your body into a lunge.
Keeping your back upright, drive upwards through the glutes and step back into your
starting position.
Secondary:
Calves, Hamstrings, Lower Back, Quadriceps, Upper Back & Lower Traps
Take a battle rope in each hand, then bring your hands together. Keep the ropes around
core height.
Keep a slight bend in your knees and keep your core braced.
In one motion, forcefully swing the ropes to the left while keeping your legs braced and
knees slightly bent.
Continue swinging the ropes side to side while maintaining a tight and braced stance.
Secondary:
Calves, Hamstrings, Quadriceps
Holding a battle rope in each hand, slightly bend at the knees and maintain a tight core.
Bring the ropes upward together to your shoulder level then downward to hip level and
immediately back up.
Do not lock out your elbows at any point during the exercise.
Secondary:
Biceps, Calves, Glutes & Hip Flexors, Hamstrings, Quadriceps
Holding a battle rope in each hand, slightly bend at the knees and maintain a tight core.
In an explosive movement, bring the ropes upward to your shoulder level as you
perform a small jump in the air.
At the top of the movement, immediately come down into a squatting position and
slam the ropes downward to the ground.
Repeat the movement, ensuring you keep the ropes in the same pattern.