The Best Full Body Workout in 20 Minutes

How To Do A Dumbbell Clean and Alternating Squat Thruster

1. Start standing feet hip-distance apart and knees slightly bent. Hold a dumbbell in each hand in front of your body (palms face each other).
2. Hinge slightly forward at the hips, pushing your hips back as you lower the dumbbells down between your legs.
3. Drive through your heels to push your hips forward, squeezing your glutes. As you press your hips forward to stand up, “clean” the dumbbells up towards your shoulders.
4. Catch the dumbbells at your shoulders and hold the weights in a front rack position as you bend your knees to lower down into a squat, pushing your knees out as you drop your hips parallel to your knees.
5. Drive through the heels to stand up, returning to the starting position.
6. As you stand tall, perform a single arm overhead press on the right arm by sending the right arm long, locking out the right bicep near right ear.
7. Return the dumbbell in your right arm to shoulder height and perform another squat.
8. As you stand tall, perform a single arm overhead press on the left arm by sending the left arm long, locking out the left bicep near left ear. That’s one rep.

How To Do A Reverse Grip Back Row and Bicep Curl and Overhead Press

1. Stand with your feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent.
2. Grip a set of dumbbells, palms facing out away from the body.
3. Hinge at the hips until your chest is parallel to the floor (neck in line with your spine, flat back, and belly button and rib cage pulled in). 
4. Pull the weights back towards your hips. Feel your shoulder blades squeeze together.
5. Control the dumbbells back down to the starting position. Think up on a 1 count, down slow and controlled on a 2 count.
6. Drive through the heels to stand tall and curl the dumbbells up to shoulder height.
7. Then press the dumbbells overhead; palms toward your face.
8. Lower the dumbbells back to the starting position with control and repeat.

How To Do A Staggered Squat and Reverse Lunge

1. Start standing feet hip-distance apart, slight bend in your knees and core engaged. Hold a set of dumbbells in your hands, palms facing in.
2. Find a staggered stance — 80% of your weight in your front left foot, 20% of your weight in your back right toe.
3. Maintain a staggered stance as you perform a narrow squat, lowering down into a squat position until hips are parallel with your knees.
4. Maintain this loaded stance as you step your right foot back into a reverse lunge, lowering until you find a 90-degree angle in both knees. Front left thigh is parallel to the floor.
5. Stay loaded in this position as you step forward into another staggered squat.
6. Then, drive through the front left heel to stand tall.

How To Do A Push Up and Army Crawl and Dumbbell Pass

1. Start in a high plank position, shoulders over wrists, core engaged. Place a dumbbell outside your right hand.
2. Slowly lower your chest down towards the ground as your elbows fall back towards your hips (not out to the sides).
3. Once at the bottom of your push up, exhale as you push back up into high plank position.
4. Then drop your left forearm to the mat. Followed by dropping your right forearm to the mat; so you are now in a low plank or forearm plank position with your shoulders stacked over your elbows.
5. Engage your core, then reach your left hand underneath your body to grab the dumbbell and pull it through to the left side. Place the dumbbell on the mat just outside where you’ll plant your left hand when you return to high plank.
6. Exhale as you push yourself back up to the starting high plank position; starting with your left arm and following with your right arm, while trying to maintain stable hips, square to the ground.

Modification: Option to take the push up from your knees.

How To Do A Lateral Bound and Squat Jump

1. Start standing on the right side of your mat with your feet shoulder-width apart.
2. Lower down into an athletic stance, knees bent, ready to move.
3. Then drive off your right leg to bound laterally to the left.
4. As you reach the left side of your mat, perform a squat jump. Explode off both feet to leave the ground; using power from your legs.
5. Land softly, then repeat, this time bounding laterally to the right.

Modification: Option to omit the squat jump and perform a lateral bound and air squat.

How To Do 4 Mountain Climbers and 4 High Knees

1. Start in high plank position with your shoulders stacked over your wrists, weight evenly distributed amongst all ten fingers.
2. Hold this high plank position, maintaining a straight line with your body, gaze slightly in front of you.
3. Then perform four mountain climbers — pulling right knee in towards your chest, then left knee towards the chest.
4. Then jump your feet up to meet your hands and stand tall.
5. Perform four high knees by driving the right knee up to the chest and then the left knee. Repeat this motion at a rapid pace, as if “running” in place.
6. Jump back to high plank and repeat this sequence.

How To Do A Lateral Lunge and Bound and Reverse Lunge and Bound

1. Start standing, feet hip-width apart, slightly bent knees.
2. Step your right leg out to the side as you push your hips back, bending your right knee while leaving your left leg straight. Think of performing a single leg squat with your right leg while your left leg remains straight.
3. Then, drive off your right foot to reverse the movement, pushing back to center and bounding up on the left leg.
4. Land on the left leg with control, then step your right foot back into a reverse lunge, lowering until you find a 90-degree angle in both knees. Front left thigh is parallel to the floor.
5. Drive through the front left heel to stand tall and bound up on the left leg. That’s one rep.

How To Do 2 Jabs and 1 Jack

1. Start standing feet shoulder-width distance apart, knees slightly bent, core engaged. Bring hands or knuckles up to “defend” your face in a guard position.
2. Perform two jabs by quickly punching the right arm directly out in front of you, then the left arm.
3. Bring both arms back to your defensive position, or starting position and perform a jack.
4. Jack the feet in and out as you perform a quarter turn, landing softly on the toes before repeating another two jabs.