August Workout Program

Estimated Calories Burned:
500 +

Equipment Needed:

Level:
All Level

Workout Breakdown

Warm-Up
3-5 Minutes

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Format: Inteval Training
Repetition: 10-15 per Exercise
Time: : 45Sec on the exercises 20sec rest

Level: All Level

*Double count exercises done on the right and left

Cool-Down

Disclaimer:

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