Weekend Challenge: Burn Fat Rapidly With Tuck Jumps
By Radiant HealthPublished: August 15, 2014
Fitness
Burn Fat Rapidly With Tuck Jumps
If you want to crank up the notch on your fat burning, tuck jumps will do the trick in a hurry. To perform these, simply get into a standing position and then jump up as high as you can while bringing your knees up into your chest.
Upon landing, bend the knees as you move back into the next tuck jump, aiming to be as explosive as possible.
Aim for 4 sets of 15 jumps each.
Tip: Think of keeping the head up as you do this to avoid a forward lean.
Illustrations by Odunze Oguguo (WhytManga)
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