Using mailboxes as landmarks, I designated a different activity to do in between each one. For example, run to the next mailbox/skip to the next mailbox, etc. The kids had a great time and of course, each mailbox was a new race. For my younger daughter, some of the activities were coordination or balance challenges, but she had a great time anyway. If you don't have curbside mailboxes in your neighborhood, you can use driveways or telephone poles or any other regularly occurring marker as the stop/start point.
Here are some suggestions for "mailbox challenge" activities (if necessary, demonstrate - for more laughs and to set a good example, join in on the fun yourself!):
- run
- skip
- hop
- hop on one foot
- march
- long jump
- jumping jacks
- lunges
- walk backwards
- side step
- gallop
Today's workout:
45 min. elliptical hill interval (6.39 mi)
30 min. strength training
60 min. yoga
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