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The circuits

You can gradually work up to circuit four as it feels easier.

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CIRCUIT ONE

This routine involves performing each exercise for one minute and, after each move has been completed, having a 90-second recovery period. 1 Shadow-boxing punches of your choice

2 Butterfly sit-ups

3 Shadow-boxing punches of your choice

4 Glute bridge

5 Shadow-boxing punches of your choice

6 Toe-reachers

7 Shadow-boxing punches of your choice

8 Scissors

9 Shadow-boxing punches of your choice 10 Sumo squat arm pulse You only have to do 10 mins of exercise – the rest is ‘rest’ time!

CIRCUIT TWO

Exercise for 45 seconds, recover for 15, then start the next move. Have a one-minute recovery break between moves. Repeat three times.

✢ Straight punches only. After every four punches, move position, keeping feet in boxing stance

✢ Squats

✢ Hooks only. After every four punches, move position, keeping feet in boxing stance

✢ Press-ups

✢ Straight punches only. After every four punches, move position, keeping feet in boxing stance

✢ Butterfly sit-ups

✢ Uppercuts only. After every four punches, move position, keeping feet in boxing stance

✢ Plank

CIRCUIT THREE

Try 20 repetition­s of each individual exercise, followed by a oneminute recovery break after all five moves. Repeat the whole circuit three times.

✢ Speed punches (straight punches, hooks, uppercuts. Perform the punches in any order of your choice at high speed) ✢ Inchworm

✢ Press-ups

✢ Plank

✢ Toe-reachers

✢ Star jumps

CIRCUIT FOUR

Perform each exercise for one minute and, after each move has been completed, have a 90-second recovery period. Repeat the whole circuit three times.

✢ Shadow-boxing punches of your choice

✢ Scissors

✢ Sumo squat arm pulse

✢ Walk out to plank rotate ✢ Glute bridge

✢ Crunches

✢ Shadow-boxing punches of your choice

Set a nine-minute timer, then:

✢ Do 30 seconds’ work, have 30 seconds’ rest, still bouncing on your toes

✢ Quickly alternate cross and jab

✢ Quickly alternate lead and rear hooks

✢ Quickly alternate lead upper-cut and rear upper-cut

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