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Today’s Workout 67: The quick-hit routine for a total-body pump

Carve 30 minutes out of your day to blast your biceps, legs, and abs to exhaustion.

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Man Does Alternating Dumbbell Row Exercise During Chest Workout

If your same old routine is starting to feel stale, there’s no time like the present to switch things up. This rapid-fire routine, which’ll hit the majoriy of the most important muscle groups in your body, is a great place to start—and all you’ll need is a pair of dumbbells.

Hit your back and biceps first with a set of dumbbell bentover rows. Follow that up with a quick round of leg-burning dumbbell squats, and finish things off with 10 reps of reverse crunches that’ll set your core on fire. Trust us: You’ll be feeling—and seeing—the effects of this workout throughout your entire body.

Directions

You’ll do this workout as a circuit, meaning you’ll complete each exercise consecutively without rest. Once you’ve finished all exercises, rest for 30 to 60 seconds. Repeat the entire circuit for 4 to 6 rounds.

Depending upon your ability, you may shorten or lengthen the rest period. You may also complete more or fewer rounds.

For more total-body work:

Check out our favorite 15-minute full-body dumbbell workout, our total-body comeback workout plan, and our ass-kicking, full-body CrossFit workout

For a complete archive of our daily quick-hit routines, go to mensfitness.com/todaysworkout.

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Today's Workout 67

The quick-hit routine for a total-body pump (do 4-6 rounds)

Exercise
Equipment
Sets
Reps
Rest
Exercise 1 of 3

Dumbbell bentover row

Equipment
Dumbbells
Sets
--
Reps
10
Rest
0 sec.
Exercise 2 of 3

Dumbbell Squat

Equipment
Dumbbells
Sets
--
Reps
10
Rest
0 sec.
Exercise 3 of 3

Reverse Crunch

Equipment
Resistance Band
Sets
--
Reps
10
Rest
60 sec.
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