All you need for this workout is a timer and a set of Lebert EQualizer bars! This is for any fitness level - from beginner to pro. Watch our Lebert Fitness Health & Wellness Coach and Expert, Jesse Benjamin, take you through this full body workout. Let's go! 

Workout Directions

There are 5 exercises for this workout. Do each move in a row as a circuit.

Option 1 : Work 40 sec, Rest 20 sec

Option 2: Work 45 sec, Rest 15 sec

Do the circuit 4 times = 20 mins total

1. Squat + Hip Opener

• Alternate a bodyweight squat with a leg sweep over a single bar
• Sit weight back in heels with squat
• Make sure your back stays straight and does not start to curve at bottom of squat
• You can make it easier by:
• only doing hip openers over the bar and omitting the squat
• make bar lower by resting on side (with handle toward you)
• You can make it more difficult by adding a hop and some speed to the hip opener 

2. Knee Ups

• Start in high plank position with arms stacked (shoulders, elbows, wrists in a line)
• Place bars shoulder width apart
• Abs engaged
• Back straight
• Pelvis tucked
• Use momentum to swing forward and bring your knees towards your chest
• Shoot your feet back again to return to plank
• To make easier, start with feet in front of your body, knees bent, and just bring one knee towards chest at a time, no momentum
• To make harder, start from a suspended position and pull knees towards chest, no momentum

3. Heismans

• Place both bars on the ground as shown, equal distance apart
• Start with inside knee elevated
• Coordinate your arm drives with your feet movement
• Step in and over each bar as quickly as possible with a pause at each end
• To make easier, keep knees lower and move at a slower pace
• To make harder, pump arms harder, lift knees higher, and increase speed 

4. Mountain Climbers

• Start in an elevated plank position
• Place bars shoulder width apart
• Alternate sides, driving knee in towards hands while keeping upper body fixed and core engaged
• Make easier by slowing down and stepping legs in one at a time
• Make harder by speeding up your pace

5. Ins and Outs

• Start on the ground with one bar in front of you
• Balance yourself by placing your hands slightly behind you
• Keep feet off ground the entire time
• Engage and use abs to keep yourself in this modified V-position
• Make easier by omitting the sweep over top of the bar
• If the in-and-out portion is still too challenging you can alternate tapping heels to the floor while in V-position
• Make harder by leaning back more and increasing your ROM that your feet travel