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Great Blog for Workouts and Motivation

Have you heard of Peanut Butter Fingers? No, it isn’t a new treat on the market it is a blog about fitness. I recently became aware of this blog while looking for workout routines I could effectively do in my home. Most home workouts are on DVD’s or Netflix. After a while they get boring and you lack the motivation to pop in the DVD or switch over to Netflix. I wanted to find something with teeth and something to fight the boredom. On my search I found a few tips here and there but it was not until looking around Pinterest that I found Peanut Butter Fingers. Someone had “pinned” a cardio at home circuit plan. I was intrigued so clicked to find the source. It was an actual circuit training exercise you can do without expensive equipment and all in the comfort of your home or even in a hotel room if you are traveling.

Here is a small portion of the circuit training workout:

50 jumping jacks

30 sec. jump rope

20 alternating lunges

30 sec. jump rope

10 tuck jumps

30 sec. jump rope

20 squats with 15 lb. dumbbell

30 sec. jump rope

60 sec. high knees

30 sec. jump rope

10 jump squats

30 sec. jump rope

And more if you click HERE.

As you can see you only need a dumbbell. I am guessing if you do not have one or do not want to travel with one you can use something else or not use one at all and just increase the reps. However, if you go HERE you will find a circuit training workout that has NO equipment. She offers plenty of options on her blog.

If you are interested in other workouts you can click HERE and she offers a variety. The site is wonderful for fitness and smoothie recipes. You have to check it out and get moving!

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About Richele McFarlin

Richele is a Christian homeschooling mom to four children, writer and business owner. Her collegiate background is in educational psychology. Although it never prepared her for playing Candyland, grading science, chasing a toddler, doing laundry and making dinner at the same time.