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Enjoy Campus Recreation programming in the comfort of your home. This page will include group exercise videos, workouts of the day and tips for staying healthy and stress free. Follow us on social media for the latest program offerings.
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- Full Body Workout (38 minutes)
- SHIFT Workout (30 minutes)
- Pilates Workout (30 minutes)
- Lower Body Resistance Workout (32 minutes)
- Abs and Back Workout (21 minutes)
- Gentle Yoga Flow Workout (40 minutes)
- Cardio Boxing Workout (34 minutes)
- Yoga Workout (15 minutes)
- Yoga Flexibility Workout (33 minutes)
- H.I.I.T Workout (32 minutes)
- Yoga Stretch Workout (22 minutes)
- Body Sculpt Workout (32 minutes)
- Pilates Workout (20 minutes)
- H.I.I.T Class Workout (10 minutes)
- Yoga Workout (34 minutes)
Workout #1:
Do each exercise for 1 minute and rest for 30 seconds after!
-Alt. Pistol Squat (onto chair)
-Diamond Push Ups (knee)
-Pike Walk
-Jump Squats
-Pushups (elevate feet)
-Superman Banana
-Reverse Lunge
-Narrow Push up
-Scissor Kick /Lying Leg Lift
H.I.I.T Workout #2:
WARM UP
Do these for 30 seconds on each exercise 2 times through
-Jog in Place
-Grapevine
-Butt Kickers
-Frankensteins
1 MINUTE REST - GET SOME WATER
Workout Instructions:
Do these for 45 seconds each on each exercise with 15 second rests, do this for 2-3
rounds!
SET 1
-3-Way-Lunges - Right Side Only (Fwd, Side, Back)
-3-Way-Lunges – Left Side Only
-Power Knees - (quick tap 4x per side, then alternate)
1 MINUTE REST - GET SOME WATER
SET 2
-Jump Rope
-Froggers
-Low Plank
1 MINUTE REST - GET SOME WATER
SET 3
-Sit Ups
-Swimmers
-Starfish Crunches
Cool down stretches – Hold each stretch for at least 15 seconds!
Workout #3:
WARM UP
30 seconds for each exercise. Go through this 3 times!
-Jog in Place
-Jump Rope
-Bob & Weave
-Butt Kickers
-Torso Twist with High Knee
1 MINUTE REST - GET SOME WATER!
Workout for 45 seconds on each exercise with 15 second rests. Do this for 2-3 rounds!
SET 1
-Sumo Squats + High/Low Punch
-Front Kick, Jumping Jack, Side Kick - Alternate Legs
-High Knees
1 MINUTE REST - GET SOME WATER
SET 2
-Flutter Kick Squats (Lunge, Squat, Lunge, Squat)
-Power knees
-Shuffle, Shuffle, Side Lunge (Alternate)
1 MINUTE REST - GET SOME WATER
SET 3
-Glute Bridge
-Boat Hold
-Leg Lifts
TIME FOR COOL DOWN STRETCHES!
Hold each stretch for at least 15 seconds.
H.I.I.T Workout #4
45 seconds on each exercise with 15 second rests, 2-3 rounds each!
WARM UP
30 seconds each exercise 2x through
March in place
Jump Rope
Bob & Weave
Hamstring Curl and Back Row
Torso Twist with High Knee
1 Minute Rest - Get some water!
SET 1
Elbow Planks with Hip Dips
Plank Jacks (step or hop)
Elbow Plank
Plank Shoulder Taps or hold plank – knees or full plank)
1 Minute Rest - Get some water!
SET 2
Up and Outs (knee up in front, then knee up out to the side)
Right Side Only and Step or Hop
Prisoner Jacks
Step or Jumping Jacks
Up and Outs (knee up in front, then knee up out to the side)
Left Side Only and Step or Hop
Skater and/or Curtsy Lunge
Alternating Legs and/or Step or Hop
1 Minute Rest – Get some water!
SET 3
Crunches
Russian Twist
Scissor Legs
Superman
Cool Down Stretches – hold each stretch for at least 15 seconds
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Take a moment and practice these stress management tips from Moffitt Health Center medical professionals. To see more daily health tips, follow Southern Miss Student Health Services on Facebook (@ USM Student Health Services at Moffitt Health Center), Twitter (@USMhealth) and Instagram (@moffitt_health).
Emotional Health Tip #1: For the first 10 tips this month, we will be focusing on how to stay mentally and emotionally strong, as well as physically healthy, during the evolving COVID-19 pandemic. Today, we introduce FACE COVID, and will spend the next 9 days breaking down what that means.
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