Weighted Vest Workout

<b>Push-up to trunk rotation: </b> Perform a push-up and then turn to the side while you raise your arm and keep the body in a straight line. Keep your hips stable. Don’t sink. Then, do another push-up and turn to the other side. That’s one rep.   (Andrew Meade Photography)

<b>Hold squat and lunge: </b> Perform a regular squat and hold the position at the bottom for five to ten counts. That’s one rep. Go directly into a lunge. (Andrew Meade Photography)

<b>Incline Push-ups:</b> Select a bench or a bar that allows your body to be inclined and perform the push-up exercise. (Andrew Meade Photography)

<b>Single squat:</b> From a standing position, sit and raise your body up with one leg while the other is straight off the floor. Keep your core tight, chest up and the weight on the ball of your foot.  If it’s the first time doing this exercise, hold into something until you progress. (Andrew Meade Photography)

<b>Decline Push-ups:</b> On a bench or chair, place your foot to perform a decline position. Make sure that the chest lowers first before the hips. Keep the hips tight and abdominals in at all time so the body doesn’t sink. (Andrew Meade Photography)

<b>Backward Lunge to Side Lunge:</b> From standing position, move your leg backward to a lunge and then move the same leg to go into a squat. That’s one rep. Do the same with the other leg. (Andrew Meade Photography)

<b>Plank:</b> In a plank position, raise one leg off the floor and keep alternating for the number of reps set.   (Andrew Meade Photography)

<b>Turkish Get Up:</b> Use one arm as the leading arm and shoot it straight up toward the sky. Use your lead hand as your guide, continue to reach toward the sky as you rise to a lunge position. Keep rising, as if someone is pulling your lead hand towards the sky, until you are standing up (Andrew Meade Photography)