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Modification: Plank to Lunge

Another low-intensity option is to step one foot back at a time into your high plank, instead of jumping both back simultaneously. From there, you can either do a bolt or a slow mountain climber.

  • Lower down by pushing your butt back, like you're going into a squat, until you can place both hands on the ground in front of you.
  • Step one foot back at a time, ending in a high plank position.
  • Perform two bolts or two slow mountain climber toe taps.
  • Return both feet to a plank position.
  • Step one foot at a time toward your hands. Rise from a squat position, squeezing your glutes once you're upright.
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