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Hate going to the gym? Maybe you just don’t have time … Whatever the reason, that is no excuse not to get a little movement into your day. You can try a few at-home exercises created by Nicole Winhoffer, new global trainer for Adidas and ambassador for Adidas by Stella McCartney. After getting through these exclusive thigh- and ab-tightening moves from Madonna’s former fitness guru, you’ll feel better and stay on track for your fitness goals.
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(GIF: Courtesy of Adidas)

The move: Waist Slimming Twist

The target: “Tone your obliques, the bra fat area, and your thighs. Plus, get rid of love handles. You want the windmill effect with the arms, and you want to keep a rhythm that’s quick enough to get your heart rate up. It’s a perfect warm-up move and also a calorie blaster.”

Steps:

Step 1: Start with legs wide. Turn in the right knee, then bend both knees. Touch the floor with the right hand. Open the left hand to the ceiling and tighten thighs.

Step 2: Quickly alternate between your right and left foot, jumping about two inches off the ground.

Step 3: End with bent knees, turning the left knee in, left hand on the floor, and right hand reaching to the ceiling. Open your chest. Complete 50 repetitions.

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(GIF: Courtesy of Adidas)

The move: The Lunge Snap

The target: “This tightens the skin behind the thighs, tones the lower abs, and builds your self-esteem.”

Steps:

Step 1: Start with one foot behind you in a bent lunge. Make sure to keep thighs tight.

Step 2: Bring right leg to a bent high position in front of waist and pull tummy in tight.

Step 3: Extend leg straight to full extension. Snap that skin!

Step 4: Return to lunge. Repeat 32 times for each leg.

 

Source: Huffington Post Healthy Living, Kristin Tice Studeman for Style.com

 

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