I have had AngieFitnessTV workouts on my To Do list for a very long time. But it wasn’t until I got a rebounder that I was finally motivated to do one. A suggestion from a reader (thanks rcc90!) gave me the little nudge I needed. I really don’t know a lot about Angie except she has a ton of free YouTube workouts. Shelter in place and working from home coincided with me getting a rebounder. I haven’t been rebounding for long but I already love it so much that it’s really all I want to do anymore. I’ve sampled a few YouTube rebounder workouts and haven’t really been impressed with any of them until I did Angie’s. I was so pleased to see she lots of rebounder workouts and they are organized into several playlists. I enjoyed this one so much I plan to try some more of her rebounder workouts.
This is a pure cardio workout. It is actually 18 minutes not 15 minutes but that is because Angie includes a cool down at the end. This was a bonus for me. I love it when trainers take the time to cool down and/or stretch the home exerciser out. The actual cardio portion is 15 minutes. The music was very good. Angie is a very personable trainer. All of the exercises done in this short workout are basic, easy to perform exercises but Angie shows even easier versions if it is too difficult for you. I used this workout as little something extra today. I had already worked out this morning plus I took multiple mini fitness breaks in the course of my day (I do love working from home). When my work day was done, I wanted a little something more. This was absolutely perfect. It was fun and it energized me. A great way to end my day before I started winding down for the evening. And to be perfectly honest, a big part of how much I enjoyed this workout probably had a lot to do with the music. Great music–it really drove the workout for me. I felt compelled to hop in time with the beat and this was uplifting and fun.
This is part of Angie’s 15 Minutes to Fit Series.
15 Minutes to Fit Rebounder Cardio is 18:30 minutes; 30 second intro and 3 minute cool down. Each exercise is done for 1 minute.
- “Health bounce” (low hop, just raising heels and swinging bent arms forward and back); changes to large alternating arm circles
- Twisting hip hops; add moving arms overhead side to side, bringing elbows down to hip at bottom of move
- Jumping jacks
- Skiers
- Big bounces with large double arm arm circles
- Jack once pushing arms straight overhead + 3 hops w/ jump rope arms
- With legs wide, low hop side to side, alternating reaching arms across body
- Single knee pulls
- Repeat #8 on other leg
- High knee run
- Hamstring curls
- Stand sideways bouncing back and forth with jab-cross
- Face the opposite direction from #12 and jab-cross + hop
For more info on AngieFitnessTV and other (free) streaming workouts I’ve sampled and reviewed, check out my Streaming page.
Skybound USA
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thank you!
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I love YouTube video workouts. 🙂
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Which rebounder did you get? There are so many and some really pricey. Glad you liked Angie’s class.
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I have a Serene Life–very inexpensive but it is well made and works great. I wanted to see if I even liked rebounding before spending money on a really good one. But now that I am loving it so much I will probably upgrade to a Bellicon. I’m going to use my Serene Life a few more months–make sure I like rebounding enough to stick with it before I invest that kind of money. But so far, I love rebounding so much I am pretty sure I will get a Bellicon eventually.
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Sounds good! I have never done it and our ceilings are not really high which is a concern for me. I will look into those – happy bouncing 🙂
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Hi I found some more rebounder work outs on YouTube. It is called Skybound USA. Have a happy Easter.
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I did a search for Skybound Rebounder workouts and it didn’t bring anything up. Can you post a link?
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