Something different and hits some other parts of my bodies.
The only thing that really gets me is that I have nowhere to do pull ups. Really wish I could get a pull up bar but I’m not convinced the door frames in my flat would work for them.
4 sets of 25 wide press ups
4 sets of 30 side lateral raises (with resistance bands)
4 sets of 15 decline flys (with resistance bands)
4 sets of 30 decline push ups
3 sets of 15 kickbacks (with resistance bands)
3 sets of 20 close grip push ups
Pull (Back and arms)
2 sets of pull ups until failure (if you have a pull up bar)
3 sets of 20 rear delt flys (with resistance bands - slow reps and squeeze)
3 sets of 15 low seated rows (with resistance bands) or bent over dumbbell rows (if you have a dumbbell)
3 sets of 20 strict form bicep curls (using resistance bands or dumbbell)
3 sets of 20 close grip press ups
3 sets of 20 dips
Legs
2 sets Walking body weight lunges - failure
2 sets of 20 body weight squats
3 sets of 20 second quad sits
3 sets of squats using any heavy household equipment
3 sets of 45 second planks
2 sets of 50 crunches
3 sets of any oblique workout until failure
Around ~5km+/hr is brisk walking pace and doing that for a sustained time will get your heart rate up, but I’ve heard too many people amble along and consider it count towards their 30 mins a day and it really doesn’t, albeit it’s fresh air and clearly better than sitting on the couch
Oh I’m in total agreement with you. A good brisk pace (like you said) is what constitutes as cardio but going for a slow stroll around the park definitely isn’t.