45 Minute Unilateral Leg Workout at Home with Dumbbells | Caroline Girvan


The dumbbells I am using for your reference are 15kg each! The timer will be on for 40 seconds of work, 20 seconds rest at the beginning. Once we drop to bodyweight only, it will be superset format! The timer will be for 1 minute per exercise followed straight into 40 seconds of a relevant exercise still on the same side! The next superset will then all be performed on the opposite side! This workout is full of exercising performed on one side, then the opposite. Try to count how many you perform on one side, and so the same opposite side. It doesn’t need to be exact every time. Try to perform the reps at same approx pace each side. If you complete the same number of reps earlier before the beep, simply take the early rest! LUNGE LUNGE (switch leg) LUNGE (switch leg) LUNGE (switch leg) LUNGE (switch leg) LUNGE (switch leg) BULGARIAN LUNGE BULGARIAN LUNGE (switch leg) BULGARIAN LUNGE (switch leg) BULGARIAN LUNGE (switch leg) BULGARIAN LUNGE (switch leg) BULGARIAN LUNGE (switch leg) DEADSTOP LUNGE DEADSTOP LUNGE (switch) DEADSTOP LUNGE (switch) DEADSTOP LUNGE (switch) DEADSTOP LUNGE (switch) DEADSTOP LUNGE (switch) 60/40/20 rest ELEVATED LUNGE PULSE (rise on beep) REAR STEP LUNGE (same side) ELEVATED LUNGE PULSE (rise on beep) REAR STEP LUNGE (same side) ELEVATED LUNGE PULSE (rise on beep) REAR STEP LUNGE (same side) ELEVATED LUNGE PULSE (rise on beep) REAR STEP LUNGE (same side) BULGARIAN LUNGE (rise on beep) FORWARD STEP LUNGE (same side) BULGARIAN LUNGE (rise on beep) FORWARD STEP LUNGE (same side) BULGARIAN LUNGE (rise on beep) FORWARD STEP LUNGE (same side) BULGARIAN LUNGE (rise on beep) FORWARD STEP LUNGE (same side) REAR STEP LUNGE STEP UP (same static foot on chair) REAR STEP LUNGE STEP UP (same static foot on chair) REAR STEP LUNGE STEP UP (same static foot on chair) REAR STEP LUNGE STEP UP (same static foot on chair) Finisher: Bodyweight burnout!!




 

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