
Here’s a little taste of the legs and buns work out we’ve been doing for Molly Rustas Bikini Work Out. The work outs are designed to re-shape the muscle and burn fat simultaneously. Molly is doing 3 exercises in 5 minute circuits. They can also be done in sets and repetitions i.e. 3 sets of 15 – 25 repetitions per exercise. The 3 exercises Molly is doing are: Leg Extensions, Lunges and Open Bosu Ball Squats.
Now, Open Bosu Ball Squats are a favorite of mine. Your arms should be slightly behind your head when fully extended, thus positioning your body in a straight line. By extending your arms, you automatically activate your core muscles, which are vital in all exercises. When performing your squats on the Bosu Ball, you’re not only building muscle, you’re improving your balance as well.

1.) Stand on the Stuss Ball with your feet shoulder width apart.
2.) Raise a stick above your head placing your hands slightly more than shoulder width apart.
3.) Place a rubber band below your knees for extra tension on your glutes.
4.) Slowly lower your hips towards your heels, flexing your entire body to maintain balance.
5.) Make sure that you “break” on the way down i.e. keep the movement fluid by breaking toward the end of your squat ( 2.5 seconds on the way down and 1.5 seconds on the way up).
6.) Remember to breath! Inhale on your way down. Exhale on your way up for power.

If you exercise regularly, are in decent shape and are up for a challenge do this exercise for either 3 sets of 15 – 30 repetitions or 3 sets of 1 minute in your circuit. However the amount of sets and repetitons you do must be determined by your physical condition. Use common sense and don’t over do it if you haven’t trained in a long time. Both lunges and leg extensions can be found in video form at dflex.se/ben.
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Disclaimer: David Seisay, Molly Rustas nor anyone associated with dflex.se, finest.se or mollyrustas.se will be responsible or liable for any injury sustained while exercising at your home, gym or elsewhere. Consult a doctor before starting any exercise program.