Squat Routine in the Pool

11/6/2019

Yes, squat in the pool does work. Only the parts of your body that are submerged in the water lose their weight. That excludes the parts of your upper body that are above the water. The gravitational force created by your upper body weight is greater than the floatation force created by the water, therefore the resistance is placed on your legs, similarly to squating on dry-land.

This 10 minutes workout is performed in the shallow-end. The shallower the water, the more difficult your squat workout.

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13 Minutes Abs Workout Routine

4/29/2019

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One of the benefits of doing crunches in the pool is that you won't experience lower back pain caused by this type of exercises when done on hard surfaces.

This exercise is done with a pool noodle or a floating belt, to help you stay afloat. It can significantly strengthen your abdominal muscles if performed regularly.

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Jumping Jacks Routine in the Pool

7/1/2018

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If you are looking for a way to have aerobic workout in the pool and improve your coordination at the same time, then this 13 minutes shallow-end routine is designed for you.

It is composed of popular jumping jacks, done with different arm positions and in different timing with legs. So this routine may not all be the jumping jacks you know, but it creates continuity and focuses on major muscle groups.

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Total Abs Routine in the Pool

5/27/2018

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This 16 minutes routine aims to strengthen your upper, lower and side abdomen muscles. If you want to lose belly fat then this routine is for you. You will need a pool noodle, or any floating device, to keep your upper body supported while performing this routine.

The series of exercises included in this routine are a combination of front and side leg tucks, in addition to straight leg raises. Performing those exercises separately and then combining them all together is sufficient to achieve the desired results.

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Squats Routine

3/18/2018

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This 12 minutes routine aims to strengthen your leg muscles, especially the quadriceps, and to improve your overall balance. You may use aqua dumbbells, pool noodle or any other objects if available to increase resistance and to put more weight on your leg/legs.

With having most of your body supported in the water, you will experience the most comfortable squats ever, as opposed to dry-land squats. This exercise can be performed by almost everyone.

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