How to Burn Fat With Obstacle Course Workouts

By Monica Neave

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Craving fun workouts? Want to burn fat while having fun? If you are dedicated to your fitness plan but looking to transform the same old boring exercises into a fun workout than can burn fat and more calories then obstacle course workouts is the way to do it.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • friend and/or family member(s)
  • bungee
  • medicine ball or any ball
  • 9 inch cone set
  • moderately heavy dumbbells
  • mat or thick towel
  • basketball court, backyard, or park
  • 20-30 minutes

Step1
Lunge races with friends more fun than solo lunges. Your fun workouts will still include exercises that you already do so pick and choose 5 basic exercises from your regular fitness routine like push-ups, dips, squats, lunges, shoulder presses, rows, curls, and crunches.
Step2
Step ups in the park with girlfriends. Set up a 9 exercise obstacle course using your 5 exercises plus 4 additional exercises using the fun equipment above including: bungee slides, medicine ball sit up drill, cone drill, bungee sprints.

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Step3
Try to be a supportive and fun partner. Perform each exercise for 45-60 seconds working on quality of movement and not quantity. Go from exercise to exercise without resting. Try to combine exercises so that muscle groups don't get fatigued. For example go from lower body to upper body to abs to cone drill etc. Rest for 45-60 seconds then repeat two more times. You should be working hard during your circuits especially during any cone or slide drills. Take turns on exercises requiring a partner making sure each person gets their 45-60 seconds.
Step4
Figure four stretches glutes, low back, and groin. Finish up your workouts with some basic stretches for all the muscles worked. Good ones to include: runner's stretch with reach, hamstring stretch, doorway chest opener, and upper back wall stretch.
Step5
Runner's stretch targets hip flexors, quads, abs, and lats. Try not to skip the stretches or add them in between circuits to save time. This prevents soreness, injuries, and lengthens tight muscles.

Tips & Warnings

  • Take 5 minutes to set up and plan the circuit before you start.
  • Replace one of your weekly workouts with your new fun workout.
  • Invite more than one friend to join in to make it more fun.
  • Set up goals and challenges and track improvements.
  • Consult your doctor before starting any diet or fitness program.
  • If you are not sure how to do an exercise consult a fitness expert.
  • Do not use a medicine ball that is too heavy for you.

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