Name: Playbook - Sadielee Thomas - W4/D3 Week 4 Day 21 Arms & Abs
Uploaded: 2024-04-19T20:25:01.435Z
Duration: 25 min
Description: W4/D3 Week 4 Day 21 Arms & Abs

On fire! These workouts we making me feel so fit and strong! 🔥🥳

Freya MacCormack

Hailey

You know you’re doing something right when you make someone like me who hates doing arm workouts actually enjoy it and feel stronger each day. Giving me the motivation to get stronger and carry my son for as long as I can.

Alexis

Maricarmen Garcia Peña

🥵🥵🥵 Intense. The overall timer disappeared for these last few days though. Would like to see that

Gracie

Anna

Marija

Marie

Today’s workout is an arms and abs focused routine that is designed to target the entire arm and deep core muscles. This workout will effectively burn body fat while strengthening the targeted muscle groups. The arms and abs workout will consist of multiple exercises that are specifically chosen to target the biceps, triceps, forearms, and deep core muscles. The workout will be challenging, but will produce noticeable results over time.

30 seconds work
30 seconds rest
3 rounds
1 minute rest between rounds

- Begin with a dumbbell in both hands
- Curl dumbbells towards your shoulders 
- Slowly lower down until arms are extended

Dumbbell Bicep Curls

- Bend forward bringing your chest to your thighs
- Keep a slight bend in the elbows
- Raise the dumbbells up until your arms are in line with your shoulders engaging your rear delts
- Lower with control back to starting position

Dumbbell Reverse Fly

1. Start in a high plank position with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart and your feet hip-width apart. 

2. Lower your body towards the floor by bending your elbows, keeping your body in a straight line. 

3. Push back up to the starting position and immediately push your hips back towards the ceiling, keeping your arms straight. 

4. Lower back down to the starting position and repeat the push up to push back for the desired number of reps. 

5. Make sure to engage your core and keep your body in a straight line throughout the entire movement. 

6. Remember to breathe in on the way down and breathe out on the way up. 

7. As you get stronger, you can increase the difficulty by adding in a clap at the top of the push up or adding in a hop when you push back.

Push Up to Push Back

1. Start in a high plank position with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart and your feet hip-width apart. 

2. Lower your body towards the floor by bending your elbows, keeping your body in a straight line. 

3. Push back up to the starting position and immediately lift your right hand and tap your left ankle. 

4. Return your hand back to the starting position and immediately lower your body back down into a push-up. 

5. Push back up to the starting position again and lift your left hand to tap your right ankle. 

6. Continue alternating sides for the desired number of reps. 

7. Make sure to engage your core and keep your body in a straight line throughout the entire movement. 

8. Remember to breathe in on the way down and breathe out on the way up. 

9. As you get stronger, you can increase the difficulty by adding in a clap at the top of the push-up or adding in a hop when you push back up.

Push Plank with Dumbbell Alternating Ankle Taps

1. Start by lying face down on an exercise mat with your arms extended out in front of you and your legs straight behind you. 

2. Engage your core and lift your right arm and left leg off the ground, as high as you can while keeping your hips and pelvis flat on the mat. 

3. Hold this position for a few seconds, then lower your arm and leg back down to the starting position. 

4. Repeat the movement with your left arm and right leg, lifting them off the ground as high as you can while keeping your core engaged and your hips and pelvis flat on the mat. 

5. Continue alternating sides for the desired number of reps. 

6. Remember to keep your movements slow and controlled, focusing on engaging your back muscles and maintaining proper form. 

7. As you get stronger, you can increase the difficulty by holding a light weight in your hands or by extending your arms and legs further away from your body. 

8. Always listen to your body and stop if you feel any pain or discomfort.

Alternating Superman

1. Start in a plank position with your hands holding dumbbells, shoulder-width apart and your feet hip-width apart. 

2. Engage your core and lift your hips up and back towards your heels, coming into a bear hover position with your knees hovering a few inches off the ground. 

3. Keeping your core engaged, row the left dumbbell up towards your chest, keeping your elbow close to your body. 

4. Lower the weight back down and repeat with the right arm. 

5. Continue alternating sides for the desired number of reps. 

6. Make sure to keep your hips and pelvis stable throughout the movement, avoiding any twisting or rotating. 

7. Keep your movements slow and controlled, focusing on engaging your core and back muscles. 

8. As you get stronger, you can increase the weight of the dumbbells or add in a push-up after each renegade row. 

9. Always listen to your body and stop if you feel any pain or discomfort.

Bear Hover with Renegade Row

1. Begin by lying on your side with your legs extended out straight and your bottom arm extended out straight as well, with your hand supporting your head. 

2. Place your top hand on the ground in front of your chest, with your fingers pointing towards your feet. 

3. Engage your core and lift your hips up off the ground, coming into a side plank position. 

4. Keeping your top hand on the ground, slowly lower your body towards the ground, bending your elbow and bringing your shoulder towards the ground. 

5. Pause briefly once your shoulder is near the ground, then slowly extend your arm back up towards the ceiling, squeezing your triceps at the top of the movement. 

6. Repeat for the desired number of reps, then switch sides and repeat on the other side. 

7. Make sure to keep your core engaged throughout the movement, avoiding any twisting or rotating of your hips. 

8. Keep your movements slow and controlled, focusing on engaging your triceps and maintaining proper form. 

9. As you get stronger, you can increase the number of reps or add in a slight pause at the bottom of the movement to increase the tension on your triceps. 

10. Always listen to your body and stop if you feel any pain or discomfort.

Side Lying Body Weight Tricep Extention

- From half kneeling position hold the dumbbell on the outside of your leg
- Exhale and lift the weight diagonally across your body
- Twisting to the until the dumbbell is above your head
- Control the weight back to the starting position

Half Kneeling Wood Chopper

1. Start in a high plank position with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart and your feet hip-width apart.
2. Engage your core muscles and keep your back straight.
3. Lower your body towards the ground, bending your elbows to a 90-degree angle.
4. Push back up to the starting position.
5. Once you are back in the starting position, lift your right hand off the ground and tap your left shoulder.
6. Return your right hand to the ground and repeat the movement on the other side.
7. Continue to alternate tapping your shoulders with each repetition.

Remember to keep your core engaged throughout the exercise and to breathe steadily. Start with a few reps on each side and gradually increase as you become more comfortable with the movement. This exercise can be modified by performing push-ups on your knees or doing the shoulder taps from a plank position without the push-up.

Push Up + Shoulder Taps

1. Begin by standing with your feet shoulder-width apart, and holding a dumbbell with both hands in front of your body. 

2. Engage your core and lift the dumbbell up above your head, with your arms extended straight. 

3. Keeping your core engaged, rotate your torso to the right, and bring the dumbbell diagonally down to your right side, as if you were chopping wood. 

4. As you bring the dumbbell down, lift your left knee up towards your chest, and twist your torso to the right. 

5. Pause briefly once the dumbbell is near your right hip, then use your core muscles to rotate back to center and raise the dumbbell back up above your head, while lowering your left foot back to the ground. 

6. Repeat on the other side, rotating your torso to the left and bringing the dumbbell diagonally down towards your left hip, while lifting your right knee up towards your chest. 

7. Continue alternating sides for the desired number of reps, keeping your movements slow and controlled. 

8. To increase the intensity of the exercise, you can increase the weight of the dumbbell or add in a slight pause at the bottom of the movement to increase the tension on your obliques. 

9. Always listen to your body and stop if you feel any pain or discomfort.

Standing Wood Chopper with Knee Drive

Arms & Abs

W4/D3 Week 4 Day 21 Arms & Abs

Tiffany

Diana

Thanks for explaining what exactly the program entails and how it will work! 🙌🏼

Monika

W1/D1 START HERE - About Program

It was unclear how it works with the time and timer should have a 30sec interval. 

If stopping every 30 does not seem challenging at all. But let’s see if the program gets harder through time

Joelle

So good! Loving the low impact for my hormone health while still feeling the intensity.

Melissa

W1/D1 Week 1 Day 1 Full Body

Athena Smith

The instructions for the scissor/cross-at-the-shins leg exercise was a bit confusing. The instructions say to keep legs bent and parallel to the floor, but the video shows the legs completely perpendicular to the floor bending at the hips. I wasn’t sure which one to follow. Maybe I misread the instructions?

Kevyn

W1/D2 Week 1 Day 2 Total Lower Body

The timer doesn’t work. It’s confusing to understand if it’s 30sec on 30sec repeat before moving to the next exercise or not. One way is a 14min workout. The other is a 28min.

Jessi

Kristen

Rita Fernandes

W1/D3 Week 1 Day 3 Arms & Abs

That one is going to burn so good! Loved it!

Shayla

😪 Day 4 check in. 
Heart rate up and such a good switch up

Farrah

W1/D4 Week 1 Day 4 Full Body

Hard!!! Can’t wait to be able to hold the planks the whole time.

Day 5 🫡 Loved the glute kickback crossover ❤️‍🔥

Would love recommendations and options for if we don’t have access to props such as bands!

W1/D5 Week 1 Day 5 Booty & Abs

Really enjoyable, and I could feel the burn on my abs!

Abigail

W1/D6 Week 1 Day 6 Full Body

Week 2 & mid workout I text my partner I’m so glad I came to this workout ❤️‍🔥

Awesome! Those ski jump things looked simple but holy moly did it get my heart rate up!

Candace

Genuinely confused on the structure of this program. I feel frustrated that I don’t know for certain that I’m following it accurately. The instructions are really unclear to me because there’s mention of moving from one movement to the next with no rest, but then also taking 30 seconds off between movements. Also, unsure about whether to do each movement 2 times per round, or just once. I wish there was better descriptions

Alex

W2/D1 Week 2 Day 7 Full Body

Week 2 Day 2 done! 
The Goblet Squats were my favorite- noticing some slight definition in my calf’s and inner thighs

I’m sweating really hard after this one

Mana

W2/D2 Week 2 Day 8 Total Lower Body

Love the feeling of push-ups getting easier! ❤️‍🔥

Loved it! Feeling the effects in my arms and abs!

W2/D3 Week 2 Day 9 Arms & Abs

Felt like I could really commit to what I was doing for the first time. Pretty nice feeling.

My favorite one so far! Kept my heartbeat up. Feels good!

Taylor

Samala

W2/D4 Week 2 Day 10 Full Body

This workout was so much fun and so effective!

Francesca

Kellie

W2/D5 Week 2 Day 11 Booty & Abs

I am loving these workouts! I am feeling so fit and strong!

Loving these workouts so much. They’re efficient. Clear instructions. Beautiful, strong, inspiring instructor!

Moriah

W2/D6 Week 2 Day 12 Full Body

One of the best of the full body workouts so far!

Mallory

W3/D1 Week 3 Day 13 Full Body

That was intense!  I had to modify the single leg glute bridge but still felt it. Fantastic workout!!  🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

W3/D2 Week 3 Day 14 Total Lower Body

Awesome workout. Wish there was a nutrition plan or ideas to go with it.

Ashley

I was dying but I feel so much stronger!  I can’t believe the strength I’ve already built!!

W3/D3 Week 3 Day 15 Arms & Abs

Tatum

Carley

W3/D4 Week 3 Day 16 Full Body

Sadly the last move is a tough one for me to get 🥴

Heather

I loved these exercises! I can feel my strength improving!

Love these workouts! I’m 5 months postpartum and noticing a difference in my core strength 💪

Emma

W3/D5 Week 3 Day 17 Booty & Abs

McKenna Molt

Great workout today. My abs are on fire👌

W3/D6 Week 3 Day 18 Full Body

W4/D1 Week 4 Day 19 Full Body

Sadddiiieeee you’re trying to kill me 🫠😌 my legs are jello!

W4/D2 Week 4 Day 20 Total Lower Body

Such a good one! Was sweating the whole time

It’s so exciting to track your progress in just a few weeks. When I started I couldn’t do some of these moves for the full time! 🔥🔥🔥

Best full body by far!! Great set of exercises!!!!!

W4/D4 Week 4 Day 22 Full Body

Jorgan

W4/D5 Week 4 Day 23 Booty & Abs

Makayla

W4/D6 Week 4 Day 24 Full Body

Sweating like mad (in the best possible way!). 🔥

Tara

Long… wish they were a little shorter : / might go back to the 15’s but worried I won’t see growth :’(

W5/D1 Week 5 Day 25 Full Body

Gris

W5/D2 Week 5 Day 26 Total Lower Body

Caila

W5/D3 Week 5 Day 27 Arms & Abs

My favorite one so far! Burned the whole time

Sad today. Working on a holiday while fam is at the beach. This cheered me up a little. ❤️

W5/D4 Week 5 Day 28 Full Body

Love how strong I feel after doing these workouts for the past couple weeks! So amazing!

Whitney

W5/D5 Week 5 Day 29 Booty & Abs

Felt the burn the whole time! Loved this one

I really enjoyed this combination of moves!

W5/D6 Week 5 Day 30 Full Body

I love these full body workouts! Keeps me feeling strong

Really enjoyed that workout! Feeling so strong and healthy! 🤗🔥

W6/D1 Week 6 Day 31 Full Body

Feeling so fit and strong with these workouts! 🤗

Dripping today 😰 still can't do the flute bridge with a cross. I keep thinking I'm gonna get the muscle for it but it's so hard!!

W6/D2 Week 6 Day 32 Total Lower Body

Tough to get back at it, but gotta get back in the game!!!

W6/D3 Week 6 Day 33 Arms & Abs

Feeling so fit and strong! And my abs are really starting to show! 😍😍😍

W6/D4 Week 6 Day 34 Full Body

This one had me dripping sweat. Love this program!

W6/D5 Week 6 Day 35 Booty & Abs

Late in the day which I hate but I got it done! ✅

W6/D6 Week 6 Day 36 Full Body

Going from 30-45 seconds is killer! Feels good to test my limits. Definitely felt the burn! 🔥

I love all of the workouts so much! I haven’t felt this fit before! 😍

45 seconds on, 15 off is a killer!! You know how to bring it Sadie! 💪🏼

W7/D1 Week 7 Day 37 Full Body

I love this workout! By far my favorite 🙌

Alyssa

W7/D2 Week 7 Day 38 Total Lower Body

These workouts are helping me to unlock my full fitness potential! Thank you! 🌟🌟🌟

I can feel the difference in my body! Love this program. This workout was fire 🔥

W7/D3 Week 7 Day 39 Arms & Abs

W7/D4 Week 7 Day 40 Full Body

These workouts make me feel so fit and strong! 🙏🏻💪🏻

W7/D5 Week 7 Day 41 Booty & Abs

W7/D6 Week 7 Day 42 Full Body

I look forward to these workouts and enjoy them so much! 💪🏻🌟

Jessica Evans

W8/D1 Week 8 Day 43 Full Body

I love these workouts so much! They have taken my fitness to a whole new level! ✨🙏🏻

are these workouts 3 circuits or 2? in the summary they say 2, but i see a counter up top that says 3? please confirm!

Sharon

W8/D2 Week 8 Day 44 Total Lower Body

W8/D3 Week 8 Day 45 Arms & Abs

Feeling so strong and love how visible my abs are now!

W8/D4 Week 8 Day 46 Full Body

This one of my favourite workouts so far! All of the movements felt so satisfying! 🌟

W8/D5 Week 8 Day 47 Booty & Abs

Amazing workout! I’m so sad that this series is finished! I’ve made so much progress since starting this!

W4/D3 Week 4 Day 21 Arms & Abs

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