Pyramid training is a great way to gradually increase the intensity of your kid’s workout. The easier exercise done initially at higher reps serves as a warm-up for more challenging routines. We’ll work our way up and slowly include more challenging compound exercises, that we’ll do at shorter repetitions as we go along.
As your kids move up, they’ll be ready to take on more fat-burning exercises. This will be a combination of weight-bearing exercises, both standing and mat routines.
This is a great morning exercise or when your kids need a little bit more push to the perkiness valley. These aerobic routines improve the body’s transport of oxygen and blood, this helps the kids stay alert and excited for the whole day ahead. This also strengthens their heart and imposes their stamina.
A good circulation of oxygen and blood affects the mood a lot. They also release endorphins, and these help keep the body and mind awake. So expect fun hopping, skipping, and jumping routines. This will start their day on a high note.
This 17-minute full-body exercise routine will help make your kids physically fit, mentally alert, and ready to take on the day ahead. This improves the five components of physical fitness- flexibility, muscular endurance and strength, cardiovascular endurance, and body composition aka fat loss and muscle gain.
We’ll start with a simple stretch and exercise that improves balance and stability. Then we’ll do weight-bearing exercises, both standing and mat routines. You’ll be able to see results in 7 days!
This 14-minute good morning exercise is easy enough to do in the early morning, not too strenuous yet perks them up for a nice jolt of energy. This improves blood flow and alerts the mind and prepares the body for functional movements.
This is a combination of flexibility training (for better blood flow), simple whole-body exercises ( to warm up each muscle group), and single-muscle routines (to increase stability and muscular strength).
Lose unhealthy baby fats with this exercise routine. Your kids will also have a blast at the same time, they will surely find these exercises quite engaging and entertaining. We’ll start with a series of fast space cardio exercises. These mimic children’s play, and fun yet they can burn excess calories at the same time.
Then we’ll do compound exercises alternating with short bursts of cardio routines. This will be followed by a weight-bearing mat exercise. We’ll finish off with a nice and hearty stretch for the cool down.
There are fun ways to help your kids get stronger and leaner arms. And your kids will benefit from stronger arms. This can help them develop muscles necessary for a lot of basic movements such as writing or picking up small objects.
Resistance training using body weight can help your kids get more toned arms. This routine consists of standing exercises and mat bearing routines on the mat.
How do you lose more belly fat without doing excess cardio routines? By working out the major muscle of the body! This 18-minute core blast cardio-free exercise routine focuses on the biggest muscle of the body, the legs. So you can also expect your kids to get toned legs with this.
We’ll do a series of lunges, squats, and weight-bearing exercises. Also, you need to engage your core a lot to do these exercises. Thus your kids are going to get flatter bellies too.
This everyday morning exercise routine will perk your kids up, and warm up their muscles and joints so they are prepared for the whole day ahead. This is a short and sweet 10-minute exercise routine, low impact and very basic.
It’s not too strenuous so your kids will still have sufficient energy for the whole day ahead. This consists of simple and easy-to-do bilateral exercises followed by flexibility training. Stretching will help perk up their body and make them raring to go to school.
This is a fun workout that will help your kids lose more unhealthy belly fat! We need more than just the usual aerobic exercise and cardio routines. This is a superset of some kind for kids.
We’ll do a series of aerobic movements coupled with dynamic weight-bearing exercises. Then we’ll do fun yet challenging routines on the mat.
Why do your kids need stretching? It increases flexibility and range of motion. This helps your kids move around more with less risk of injuries. Also, did you know that stretching can also be good for your kids’ mental health? It can help calm their minds too. And this is the perfect routine to achieve just that.
This can also be used to prepare your kids’ body for more challenging exercises. This consists of basic stretching movements followed by more challenging flexibility routines.