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The Ultimate Summer Workouts

Workouts that will get you the ultimate summer body.

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The Ultimate Summer Workouts

Have you been searching for the perfect summer body? Well, look no further with this ultimate workout to help you get into shape. Summer is just right around the corner, so don't wait anymore and start today. It is very important to not adapt to crash dieting and extreme workouts. Get into shape this summer in a healthy way.

If you are serious about losing weight, make sure to clean up your diet and take the time to recover. It's not healthy to only focus on burning calories and working out for hours and hours. Start adapting to a more quality workout along with unprocessed food into your diet. Keep yourself hydrated throughout the day and get enough sleep for the night!

Workout 1

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At home

20 sit-ups

20 Russian twists

20-sec plank

5 back extensions

20 scissors


At the gym

Warmup: run 1 mile


Arms workout: 3 sets of each workout/60 sec duration/15 lbs dumbbell

Bent over rows

Triceps overhead press

Triceps Dips

Dumbbell biceps curl to shoulder press


Leg workout: 3 sets of each workout/10 reps/ 15 lbs dumbbell

Squats

Calf Raises

Lunges

Wall Sits


Butt workout: 3 sets of each workout/10 reps/ 15 lbs dumbbell

Lunges

Squats

Deadlifts

Workout 2

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5 sets/30 sec: Jump Rope

3 sets/15 reps: Leg Press

3 sets/10 reps/30-40 sec rest: Dumbbell Shoulder Press

3 sets/8 reps: Dumbbell Sumo Squats

3 sets/12 reps: Machine Leg Curl

3 sets/15 reps/30-40 sec rest: Dumbbell Front Raise

3 sets/6 reps: Dumbbell Step-Ups (Each Leg)

3 sets/10 reps: Dumbbell Upright Row

3 sets/25 reps: Stability Ball Crunch

30-sec plank

3 sets/20 reps: Crunches

Workout 3

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At home

10 Push-ups

10 Squats

10 Sit-ups


At the gym

Warmup: Run a mile

3 sets/ 30 sec Jump Rope


Arms workout: 3 sets/15 reps

Arm circles

Curl-ups

Triceps Cable Down


Leg workout:

Jump squats

Leg Raises

Lunges


Chest:

40 reps Dumbbell Chest Ups

3 sets/15 reps Triceps Overhead Press

Workout 4

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4 sets/5 reps/ 60 sec rest

Deadlifts

Bench Press

Bulgarian Split Squat

Cable Rows


30 sec of each workout/15 sec rest

Burpees

Pull-Ups

Mountain Climbers

Sprints


3 sets/10 reps

Leg Press

Dumbbell Shoulder Press

Sumo Squats

Dumbbell Lateral Raise

Workout 5

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At home

20 butt bridges

20-sec right side plank

20-sec left side plank

20 vertical leg crunches


At the gym

Warmup: Run a mile


Arms:

3 sets/ 10 reps/15 lbs Dumbbells

Back rows

Front extensions

Curls


Legs:

2 sets/10 reps/15 lbs Dumbbells

25 squats

10 lunges

15 step ups


Butt:

20 plank back kicks

20 leg raises

20 split squats

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