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Full body workout

This invigorating full-body workout session is designed to enhance strength and endurance without any equipment. This routine uses bodyweight exercises to target every major muscle group, ensuring a balanced and effective workout. Get ready to sweat and feel the burn!

 
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Tabata

Josh Henry is here to help you become happier, healthier, fitter and stronger. Join Josh for a 20 minute tabata session suitable for all ages and all fitness abilities. You do not have to be the fittest or the strongest to take part in this. All you need to do is give 100%, all from the comfort of your living room, office or even your garden! In this tabata session, we work for 20 seconds, rest for 10 seconds and repeat for four minutes non-stop.

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Low impact cardio circuit

This session is designed to help you become happier, healthier, fitter and stronger. Josh Henry hosts a 30-minute low impact cardio session suitable for all ages and all fitness abilities. You don’t have to be the fittest or the strongest to take part in this. All you need to do is give 100%! You can take place anywhere from the comfort of your living room or even your garden!

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