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Two of the biggest challenges I hear
girls talk about when they want to get
F.1.T. and toned, is they don’t have the
time to workout, or the money for an
expensive gym membership.
Now just because these workouts are only 10 minutes long doesn’t
mean that they are going to be easy or ineffective in your fitness
journey. I have created these workouts using my new Emily Skye
F.I.T. (Focused, Intense, Toning) training method, which combines
the very best in fitness, fat loss, & toning. There are both strength
training workouts and HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) circuits,
so you have a variety of choices depending on what your body
wants or needs for the day.
So many people think that to lose fat and burn calories they need
to do long cardio sessions. However HIIT has shown to not only
make you burn calories during your workout, but it also creates
metabolic changes in your body making you burn calories and
fat for hours after. That’s why these workouts are so effective.
A quick note: The most optimal way to use this guide would be to
pick two shorter periods during the day that you can dedicate to
these workouts. Pick one body part workout and then do one HIIT
circuit. This will build strength as well as burn calories and increase
metabolism. If you can only spare one short period for the day then
just pick a workout that suits you and your fitness goals.
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It is important to warm up before you start your workout. The warm-up will
increase blood f low, reduce the chances of muscle injury, and will increase
the impulse speed between your brain and your nerves.
Before you start your workout I would recommend performing any of the six
warm-ups listed below.
• R
est when needed during the warm-ups (unless specified). The warm-up should be
intense enough to get your heart rate up and get your blood flowing to your muscles.
The warm-up should not, however, completely exhaust you before your workout.
• The focus is about range of motion and recruiting the correct muscles, not necessarily
about getting through the exercises fast. Always ensure proper form to avoid injury!
• The six warm-ups listed can be done in whatever order you want and can also be
repeated as preferred. For variety, you can also mix up the exercise combinations
in the warm-ups once you have tried them all. Just ensure you hit all major body
parts that are about to be exercised and that you warm up for about 5-10 minutes.
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Warm-up 1
See video HERE
Equipment required:
2 cones or markers
Warm-up instructions:
Set up cones or markers 10-15 meters apart.
Complete 3 rounds of the exercises below.
• High knees between the cones or markers
• Bum kicks between the cones or markers
• Walking lunges between cones or markers
• Side to left between cones or markers
• Side to right between cones or markers
• Run backwards between cones or markers
• Jumping skips between cones or markers
• Broad jumps between cones or markers
Warm-up 2
See video HERE
Equipment required: For complete exercise instructions go to
Skipping rope and a mat. www.emilyskye.com/members/login
Warm-up instructions:
Complete the following exercises 3 rounds. MEAT BREAKFAST SNACK LUNCH SNACK DINNER
Day 4 F.I.T. Quinoa Porridge F.I.T. Mini Omelettes Coriander and Lime Coconut Crusted Turkey Kerala Green Fish Curry
Prawns with Cucumber Patties with Yoghurt Dip with Brown Rice
• Walking lunges x 10 steps and Avocado Salad
• Plank rotations x 6 Day 4 F.I.T. Quinoa Porridge F.I.T. Mini Omelettes with
1/4 Avocado
Black Bean and Lentil
Salad
F.I.T. Protein Muffins
(vegan) with 1 Protein
Palak Tempeh in Spinach
Curry with Brown Rice
Shake
• Skipping 20 seconds (10 second rest) x 8 rounds VEGAN BREAKFAST SNACK LUNCH SNACK DINNER
• Walking lunges x 10 steps Day 4 F.I.T. Chia Pudding Vegetable Sticks with
Ajvar Relish and 30
Almonds
Black Bean and Lentil
Salad
F.I.T. Protein Muffins
(vegan) and 1 Protein
Shake
Palak Tempeh in Spinach
Curry with Brown Rice
• Plank rotations x 6
REST DAY
Warm-up 3
See video HERE
Equipment required: Mat.
Warm-up instructions:
Complete 2 rounds of the exercises below.
• Lunge with twist x 5 each leg
• Knee tucks x 5
• High kicks x 5 each leg
• Plank rotations x 10
• Air squats x 10 119
• Lunges x 10
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Warm-up 4
See video HERE
Equipment required:
Light dumbbells.
Warm-up instructions:
Complete 4 rounds of the exercises below.
• Star jumps x 20
• Single leg deadlift x 5 each leg
• Bent-over rows x 10
Warm-up 5
See video HERE
Equipment required:
Medicine Ball.
Warm-up instructions:
Complete 3 rounds of the exercises below.
Warm-up 6
See video HERE
Equipment required:
Mat.
Warm-up instructions:
Complete 4 rounds of the exercises below.
• Inchworms x 5
• Mountain Climbers x 30
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Lower body 1
Equipment required: None
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Complete the following
exercises with limited rest in between.
• AROUND THE WORLD LUNGE
– 5 circuits left leg
– 5 circuits right leg
• SINGLE LEG DEADLIFTS
(focus on balance and control)
– 10 reps left leg
– 10 reps right leg
• SQUAT INTO SQUAT JUMP
– 20 reps
Complete 3 rounds with no rest in between
exercises.
Lower body 2
Equipment required: Light dumbell
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Complete the following
exercises with limited rest in between.
• AROUND THE WORLD LUNGE
– 5 circuits left leg
– 5 circuits right leg
• SINGLE LEG DEADLIFTS
(with light dumbbell)
– 10 reps left leg
– 10 reps right leg
• SQUAT INTO SQUAT JUMP
– 20 reps
Complete 3 rounds with no rest in between
exercises.
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Upper body 1 Upper body 2
Equipment required: Box/step. Equipment required: Light dumbbells, Swiss ball
and box/step.
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred. Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Complete the following
exercises for 50 seconds each, with 10 seconds Workout instructions: Complete the following
changeover to the next exercise. exercises (using light dumbbells for all) for
50 seconds each, with 10 seconds changeover
• BENCH DIPS
to the next exercise.
• SIDE PLANK ROTATION
• BENCH DIPS
• PUSH-UPS
• BENT-OVER ROWS
• LYING SUPERMAN
• SWISS BALL CHEST FLY
• PLANK LEG LIFTS
• RENEGADE ROWS
Repeat all 5 exercises for a second round. • SQUAT TO SHOULDER PRESS DUMBBELLS
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Full body 1
Equipment required: None
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Complete the
following exercises back to back, with
limited rest.
• PLANK TO PUSH-UP
– continue for 60 seconds
• LUNGES x 20 steps
• BICYCLE KICKS x 20 each leg
• SIDE PLANK ROTATION x 5 each side
• STEP-UPS x 20 each leg
• ELBOWS AND TOES PLANK
– hold for up to 2 mins
(or until you cannot continue
with a straight back)
Full body 2
Equipment required: Light dumbbells,
and a kettlebell.
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Complete the
following exercises back to back, with
limited rest.
• PLANK TO PUSH-UP
– continue for 60 seconds
• LUNGES
holding light dumbbells x 20 steps
• BICYCLE KICKS x 20 each leg
• SIDE PLANK ROTATION x 5 each side
• KETTLEBELL SWINGS
– continue for 60 secs
• ELBOWS AND TOES PLANK
– hold for up to 2 mins
(or until you cannot continue
with a straight back)
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Core 1 Core 2
Equipment required: None Equipment required: Mat and light dumbbells.
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred. recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Complete the following Workout instructions: Complete the following
exercises below. exercises below.
• Hold an ELBOWS AND TOES PLANK • Hold an ELBOWS AND TOES PLANK
for 30 seconds for 30 seconds
• Move straight into a SIDE PLANK for •M
ove straight into a SIDE PLANK for 30 seconds
30 seconds (left side) (left side) holding a dumbbell straight above
your shoulder
• Move straight into a SIDE PLANK for
30 seconds (right side) •M
ove straight into a SIDE PLANK for 30 seconds
(right side) holding a dumbbell straight above
• Lay on your back and do 10 LEG LOWERS
your shoulder
use this exercise as your active recovery
•L
ay on your back and do 10 LEG LOWERS
Complete 3 rounds. use this exercise as your active recovery
NOTES: If you are doing the side planks easily, Complete 3 rounds.
hold a light dumbbell above your shoulder (arm
straight) for the 30 seconds.
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HIIT Circuit 1 HIIT Circuit 2
Equipment required: None Equipment required: Kettlebell and light dumbbells
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred. recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Workout instructions: AMRAP (As Many Rounds As
Possible) of the following exercises for 10 minutes. Possible) of the following exercises for 10 minutes.
• 10 BURPEES • 10 BURPEES
• 15 AIR SQUATS • 15 KETTLEBELL SWINGS
• 20 MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS (each leg) • 20 SQUAT TO SHOULDER PRESS DUMBBELLS
(light)
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HIIT Circuit 5
Equipment required: Kettlebell,
light dumbbells and a bench or a step
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Set a timer for 20 seconds
work and 10 seconds rest. Complete 8 rounds of
A1 and A2 (4 rounds each in total) for a total of 4
minutes. Have a 30 seconds rest and then do the
same for B1 and B2.
HIIT Circuit 6
Equipment required: Kettlebell,
light dumbbells
Warm-up: Use one of the six warm-ups
recommended as preferred.
Workout instructions: Set a timer for
20 seconds work and 10 seconds rest.
Complete 8 rounds of A1 and A2 (4 rounds
each in total) for a total of 4 minutes.
Have a 30 seconds rest and then do the
same for B1 and B2.
• A1. K
ETTLEBELL SUMO
DEADLIFT HIGH PULLS
• A2. BURPEES
• B1. STEP-UPS (with light dumbbells)
• B2. PUSH-UPS
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Stretching after your workouts help your muscles to relax and restore
flexibility to tightened and shortened muscles. It’s also great to stretch
on your rest days.
Forearms / Wrists
Hold
5-10 se
each st cs
re
Performtch.
times. 3
15
Shoulders
Shoulders
arm
Pull your chest
u r
across you feel it
until yo rough
h
stretch t ulders
your s h o
Triceps
Put one
arm behind
your head &
push down o
your elbow w n
it
your other armh
to stretch you
r
triceps
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101
Chest
Chest
Gently t
ins
push aga ntil
u
the wall l it
you fe e
hrough
stretch t hest
your c
Chest // Shoulders
Chest Shoulders / Triceps
Biceps
Lin Interloc
hands bk fingers k
e
your kn hind push ha &
n
& gently ees away fr ds
p om
upward ull your bo
dy
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102
Lats / Obliques
Obliques / Back
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en
up tall th side
o u r
lean to y ing your
p u ll
gently arm. You
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opposit feel this
should ur
down yo
side s
Link han
behind ds
knees & your
w
arched ith an
gently p back
ull
to stretc upward
h your
back
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Trunk
Trunk
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r
twist you y
d
upper bo side
to
from side eping
while ke
and
your hips ill
legs s t
Neck
Neck
Gently
warm up your
neck by tilting
your head on e
ach
side, look up &
down & look fr
om
side to side
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20
105
Quads
r foot
Hold you ur leg
o
& push y il you
back unt etch
feel it str h
throug .
d
your qua
While
Quads
Hips / Quads keeping your
body upright put
one knee out in fr
on
& push your hips t
forward until you
fe
it stretch through el
your hip & quad
106
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Groin
t
Place fee eel
&p
together utward
o
your feet ands while
rh
with you ur elbows to
using yo h your knees
s
gently pu the ground.
tow a rd
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Try to ke aight.
back str
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Calves
Calves
To stret
your calf mch
push forw uscle
a
keeping y rd while
our back
leg fairly
The furthe straight.
r
you push forward
the m
intense th ore
e
stretch!
FullBody
Full BodyStretch
Stretch
This stretch
is great for
opening up your
back, neck, chest,
hips & shoulders
& stretches out
your calves &
hamstrings!
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108
Hamstrings
Hamstrings
Bend one
ur
knee & put yo y in
htl
other leg slig h your
w it
front of you sh down
u
foot flexed. P leg with
on you r b e n t
stretch
your hands to of the
the hamstring
other leg
Whil
keeping e
back str your
gently le aight,
towardsan forward
y
until yo our foot
u
stretch feel it
your ha through
mstring
s
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Back
Back //Glutes
Glutes // Neck
Neck
Put one
over your foot
twist arou knee &
n
over your d to look
Use your u shoulder.
p
push your per arm to
your body leg across
.Y
feel this ac ou should
ros
glute & ba s your
ck.
Hamstrings//Glutes
Hamstring Glutes
n your
Lay flat o e your
s
back & u ull your
p
hands to our chest.
knee to yld feel this
You shou amstring
in your h te
& glu
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110
Hamstrings//Glutes
Hamstring Glutes
Gently
pull your le
towards yo g
chest to fe ur
stretch thro el a
your hamstrugh
ing
& glute
Hold
Hold each
each stretch
stretch for
forapproximately
approximately20-30 seconds!
5-10 seconds!
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