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Full-Body Strength Workout

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Here is the next workout designed for a full-body strength session:

**Full-Body Strength Workout**

**Goal:**
To target major muscle groups for strength development with a balanced approach to upper body, lower body, and core engagement.

**Daily Benefits:**
Building strength across the major muscle groups in a balanced way can contribute to improved daily function, better posture, and increased metabolic rate for enhanced calorie burning.

**Warmup:**
– Arm Circles: Extend arms and perform small to large circles to warm up the shoulders.
– Hip Circles: Place hands on hips and perform circles to increase range of motion in the hip joints.
– Air Squats: Perform bodyweight squats, ensuring proper form to prepare the lower body for weight-bearing exercises.

**Strength Exercises:**
– Push-Ups: Target the chest, triceps, and shoulders by performing full-range push-ups.
– Bodyweight Squats: Focus on lower body strength by squatting deeply with proper form.
– Pull-Ups or Body Rows: Use a bar to engage the back and biceps, providing upper body pulling strength work.
– Plank to Pike: From a high plank position, raise hips to the ceiling, then return to the plank to strengthen the core.
– Lunges: Perform alternating forward lunges for lower body and balance work.
– Tricep Dips: Use a bench or chair to work the triceps with bodyweight dips.
– Calf Raises: Strengthen the lower legs and improve ankle stability with standing calf raises.

**Cool Down and Stretching:**
– Chest Stretch: Hold arms out or use a doorway to stretch the pectoral muscles.
– Hamstring Stretch: Reach for your toes while keeping the legs straight to stretch the back of the legs.
– Quadriceps Stretch: Pull your heel to your glutes to stretch the front of the thighs.
– Core Stretch: Lie on your back and gently pull your knees towards your chest to relax the core area.

**Post-Workout Recovery:**
Take time to hydrate, refuel with a balanced meal, and log your workout activities and how they felt in your [workout planner](https://amzn.to/47OZxH2). Consider a post-workout supplement or [daily vitamins](https://amzn.to/48I77o6) to support recovery.

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