💪 [guest post] 500-Calorie Bodyweight Workout for Women 👩

Published: Sat, 07/11/20

*Today’s article is a guest post from my friend Kate Vidulich, BSc, ACSM, Master CTT

This workout burns the equivalent of:

No kidding, your pants will get loose just looking at it. 😉

Workout C from 1,000 Calorie Fat Loss Accelerators

Dynamic Warm Up

1A) Squat with T-Squeeze x 30s
1B) Glute Bridge x 30s
1C) Mountain Climbers x 30s
1D) Stick Ups x 30s
1E) Jumping Jacks x 30s

FLA: Fat Loss Accelerator

2A) Cross Body Mountain Climbers
2B) Reverse Lunge with Bicep Curl
2C) Walkouts
2D) Jumping Jacks

Take a 60 second break and then move on to MRT.

MRT: Metabolic Resistance Training

3A) DB Romanian Deadlift x 8
3B) T-Push Up x 12
3C) Offset DB Step Up x 15

MDT: Metabolic Density Training

4A) Inverted Rows – 4 rounds of 20-10
4B) Total Body Extension – 8 rounds of 20-10
4C) Push Ups – 4 rounds of 20-10
4D) Jump Rope – 8 rounds of 20-10

But wait… you’re not done yet.

There is another quick metabolic density Accelerator to finish your workout with a bang to keep metabolism cranking until Christmas.

It’s on page 10 of the Intermediate program from 1,000 Calorie Fat Loss Accelerators System here:

=> 1,000 Calorie Fat Loss Accelerator Workouts

You’ll also discover new bodyweight moves that burn more calories like:

You will find these unique hybrid exercises in the 1,000 Calorie Accelerator Challenges manual, that you’ll get as a FREE bonus.

And don’t worry, if you’re a beginner, I have you covered, too. You’ll start off with non-impact exercises, burning 300 calories a workout, then 500 calories (like
the workout above)….

… then BOOM! You’ll progress faster than ever to burn a whopping 1,000 calories a day.

=> This is how you can burn 1,000 calories a day

Now you can enjoy your favorite weekend foods without the guilt.

-Kate Vidulich, BSc, ACSM, Master CTT


























 

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