
Today's Workout
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Pulse Quest: Sunday Energy Surge
Date: 10 August 2025
Duration: 45 minutes
Focus: Full-body endurance, power, and energy
Equipment: Bodyweight, dumbbells, kettlebell (optional)
⚡ Adventure Warm-Up Flow
1. Arm circles (1 minute) – Video
2. High knees (1 minute) – Video
3. Walkouts (1 minute) – Video
4. Lateral lunges (1 minute) – Video
5. Dynamic Hip Circles (1 minute, 30 sec/side) – Video
💥 Main Circuit Adventure
Format: Circuit – 3 rounds | 40 sec work, 20 sec rest | 1 min rest between rounds
• Kettlebell swings (or jump squats for bodyweight) (40 sec) – Video Bodyweight Alt
• Push-ups (40 sec) – Video
• Dumbbell alternating lunges (or bodyweight reverse lunges) (40 sec) – Video Bodyweight Alt
• Plank to downward dog (40 sec) – Video
• Mountain climbers (40 sec) – Video
🔓 Bonus Momentum Tier
*This section is optional. Label it clearly as advanced.*
Instructions: Complete 2 rounds, minimal rest
• Burpees (40 sec) – Video
• Kettlebell clean + press (10 per side) (or push-ups to side plank) – Video Bodyweight Alt
• Single-leg Romanian deadlift (8 per side, use dumbbell or bodyweight) – Video
🚀 Energy Burst Finisher
Format: AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Possible) in 5 minutes
• Jumping jacks (20 reps) – Video
• Hollow body hold (20 seconds) – Video
*Repeat as many rounds as possible in 5 minutes*
🧘 Flow Down Cool-Down
1. Standing quad stretch (1 min/side) – Video
2. Hamstring stretch (1 minute) – Video
3. Child's pose (1 minute) – Video
4. Chest opener stretch (1 minute) – Video
🎯 Focus & Benefits
This energizing full-body circuit builds strength, boosts endurance, and delivers a powerful cardio surge for total body resilience and athletic stamina. Expect improved coordination, core stability, and post-workout endorphins.
💡 Pro Tip
Keep your transitions sharp and your mindset playful – the adventure is in every rep. Every time you start to fatigue, remind yourself: progress is made in the moments you want to quit!
🔁 Reminder
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