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Walk It Off: Burn 1,300 Calories Walking

Tick-Tock Walk

Targets: Hips and butt

  • Bring fists in front of chest, elbows bent. Form a diagonal line with bent elbows, left elbow above shoulder level and right elbow below, as you step forward with left foot.
  • As you land on left foot, simultaneously lift right leg out to side, toes pointing forward, as you straighten arms in the diagonal line. Make it easier: Keep elbows bent by sides, fists in front of chest, and skip arm movements.
  • Bend elbows and return fists to chest, this time with right elbow above shoulder level and left elbow below, as you step forward with right leg.
  • Extend arms again as you land on right foot and lift left leg out to side. (Imagine legs moving like a pendulum.)
  • Continue tick-tock walk for 1 minute.

Trainer's Tip: To work upper back muscles, bring shoulder blades down and together to kiss when arms are fully extended.

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Donnalita22 wrote:

Agreed - not realistic to do these exercises in public, or on the treadmill at the gym.

3/26/2012 11:46:49 AM Report Abuse
pjpatton57 wrote:

I agree that I couldn't do these exercises in the neighbourhood. I do have a long hallway on the main floor of my house where I could do them, though. My challenge is that I bought a new top-of-the-line treadmill and don't think I can incorporate these exercises very smoothly into my treadmill routine.

9/22/2010 05:01:38 PM Report Abuse
snailrunner wrote:

if someone saw me doing these walks in my neighborhood, they would KNOW I was crazy! Really can't do these steps in a regular outside walk; maybe in a gym or other fitness area might work

4/5/2010 11:01:33 AM Report Abuse
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