
Today's Workout
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PULSE DRIVE – Tuesday Adventure Circuit
Date: 19 August 2025
Duration: 45 minutes
Focus: Full-body strength and cardio endurance
Equipment: Dumbbells, kettlebell, bodyweight, mat (bodyweight alternatives provided)
⚡ Ignite Engine Warm-Up
1. Arm circles (1 min) – Video
2. Bodyweight squats (1 min) – Video
3. High knees (1 min) – Video
4. Walkouts (1 min) – Video
5. Lateral lunges (30 sec/side) – Video
💥 Power Quest Main Circuit
Format: Circuit | 3 rounds | 45 sec work, 15 sec rest | 1 min rest between rounds
• Dumbbell thrusters (moderate-heavy, full body power) – Video
• Kettlebell swings (explosive hip drive, posterior chain) – Video
Alternative: Jump squats – Video
• Renegade Rows to Push-Up (core, back, upper body) – Video
Alternative: Push-Ups – Video
• BW reverse lunge (legs, glutes, balance) – Video
• Mountain climbers (cardio, core) – Video
🔓 Bonus Charge Advanced Tier
*This section is optional. Advanced challenge: Add for a serious push!*
Instructions: Complete 2 rounds, 30 sec each move, minimal rest
• Kettlebell clean + press (10/side) – Video
Alternative: Push-Up to Side Plank – Video
• Bodyweight Skater Hops (explosive lateral power) – Video
• Hollow Body Hold (core) – Video
🚀 Pulse Blaster Finisher
Format: Tabata (20 sec on, 10 sec off, alternate for 4 minutes)
• Burpees (max effort) – Video
• Plank jacks (core + cardio) – Video
*Repeat if needed*
🧘 Chilldown Flow
1. Standing quad stretch (45 sec/side) – Video
2. Chest opener stretch (1 min) – Video
3. Seated forward fold (1 min) – Video
4. Child’s pose (1 min) – Video
🎯 Focus & Benefits
This circuit maximizes full-body strength, power, and endurance, while the finisher torches calories and the cooldown accelerates recovery and mobility.
💡 Pro Tip
Attack every round with purpose—focus on crisp form over speed, and channel your energy into each rep. Progress is built through consistency and intent, not perfection.