5-MINUTE BODY RESET ROUTINE
If only we came with a reset button

At Go Good Guru, we believe ... MOTION IS LOTION. That means the more you move the healthier you 'll be.
Ever tried to use an old dried out rubber band?
It's stiff, creaky and chances are if you stretch it just to it's normal range it'll break. That is due to lack of use. It was designed to be pulled, stretched and twisted but lack of use has reversed it's course. That is the same thing that happens to underused muscles and joints.
Tight muscles and stiff joints prevent many from moving smoothly. This tension created by everyday stresses add added responsibilities. Tension builds in muscles or other body parts; contributing to poor posture, lack of mobility and daily discomfort.
This 5-MINUTE BODY RESET / WARM-UP routine will loosen joints and muscles you probably didn't even know were tight.
Better yet...you'll DEFINITELY loosen those you do know about.
Continued daily use will help you gain a better awareness of your body; enabling you to know when you're properly aligned, when you're not and what to work on.
Perform each exercise for 30 seconds with 0 seconds rest
in between.
- Ankle Rolls- Perform exercise for 30 seconds
- Knee Pumps- Perform exercise for 30 seconds
- Knee Swivels - Perform exercise for 30 seconds
- Hip Swivels - Perform exercise for 30 seconds
- Reverse Windmills- Perform exercise for 30 seconds
- Eagle Claw with Reach- Perform exercise for 30 seconds
- Neck Rotations - Perform exercise for 30 seconds
If using as a pre-workout warm-up, repeat circuit 2 times with 30 seconds rest between circuits.
ANKLE ROLLS | KNEE PUMPS |
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KNEE SWIVELS | HIP SWIVELS |
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REVERSE WINDMILLS | EAGLE CLAW W/REACH |
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NECK ROTATIONS | WANT MORE? |
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Workout Programmed By: Go Good Guru
Disclaimer: It is important that you consult your doctor before starting new fitness regimes. By doing this workout, you are participating at your own risk. Listen to your body and modify the workout as needed based on your fitness level and goals.