How to do it · start and finish

How to do it — start on the left, finish on the right

Left is the start. Right is the finish. Match the shape, then add load.

Conditioning

Jumping Jack

The warm-up everyone knows and still rushes.

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Full body · Bodyweight

See it move

One clean rep, then a full demo

The picture locks the shape. The clip is tempo. YouTube is a real set. Pause either if you need to.

10-second clip · one clean rep · muted loop

Jumping Jacks

Sarah Malone · NASM CPT

Open on YouTube

How to handle weight

Intervals should leave you able to hit the same split on the last round. If round one is a sprint you cannot repeat, you started too hot. Bike / rower: watch watts or pace, not pride.

Usual programming

45–60s pulse raise.

Caution

Skill before chaos. Land quietly on jumps. On the bag, hands up before power. Burpees: step back if the low back complains. Stop a round if you go dizzy — sit, do not keep swinging.

Setup

Jump out, arms up, jump in, land quiet.

Cues

  • Soft knees
  • Arms long
  • Rhythm

Common mistakes

  • Landing hard
  • Holding the breath
  • Tiny arms

Home swap

Step-jack

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