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Start with the classics. Of course, you can always do your personal favorite variations, but there's no better upper body move that requires nothing more than a little will power.
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While you're down there, throw in some running man moves in. It will get your legs and midsection firing.
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No one said every move has to be high-intensity. Lay flat on your stomach, then work your back by lifting your legs, arms and head simultaneously. Hold for a short
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count, relax, and repeat.
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No skipping leg day. Flat on your back, bring straight legs up to a 90-degree angle, then come back down. You can mix it up by alternating legs each rep.
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You don't really need the classic rack. In a hotel room, try this with that desk chair no one ever uses -- you can put your feet on the bed to
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increase the difficulty. Get creative!
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No one's going to add a lot of mass in Holiday Inn room 238, but just going through the motions is great maintenance for even power lifters. If you want to up the
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ante, use your luggage for additional weight.
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Sure, you can do the standard crunch routine. But if you want to mix it up, try this move that hits every muscle -- more speed = more burn.
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The best cardio workout that requires just a few feet of space. Never tried it before? There's hundreds of Youtube routines that'll have your BPM up in no time.
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