How to Sculpt Your Body at Home With Just a 20-Minute Workout

Beautiful legs, a flat stomach, and firm thighs are a dream for many girls and this workout can make all the difference. We’re all so busy these days and we don’t have a lot of time to devote to exercising. So, a 20-minute daily routine will be easier to fit into your busy schedule. You might even start seeing results after 4 weeks of being consistent with these exercises.
1. Squat

Muscles involved: quadriceps, calves, hamstrings, and lower back
How to do a squat:
- Put the bar on your shoulders, make sure that it’s not on your neck.
- Place your feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
- Sit back, as if you are sitting in a chair, keeping the chest up and looking forward.
- Make sure that your knees stay behind your toes.
- Go back to the initial position.
- Repeat 12 times.
- Complete 3 sets, taking a 30-second rest in between.
Note: Using weight is optional, work with your own strength.
2. Reverse leg raise

Muscles involved: glutes, quadriceps, hamstrings and abs
How to do reverse leg raises:
- Get on your hands and knees.
- Lift your right leg so it forms a straight line from your head to your toes.
- Lower your leg down.
- Repeat 15 times with the right leg.
- Repeat 15 times with the left leg.
- Complete 3 sets, taking a 30-second rest in between.
Note: Make sure that your hips stay square for the entire exercise.
3. Reverse leg lift

Muscles involved: glutes, quadriceps
How to do a reverse leg lift:
- Get on your hands and knees.
- Lift your right leg bent at the knee.
- Lower your leg down.
- Repeat 15 times with the right leg.
- Repeat 15 times with the left leg.
- Complete 3 sets, take a 30-second rest in between.
Note: Make sure that your hips stay square for the entire exercise.
4. V-up

Muscles involved: upper and lower abs, lower back, glutes
How to do a v-up:
- Lay flat down on your back.
- Bring your hands over your head.
- Bring your legs up and touch your feet with your hands.
- Return to the starting position.
- Repeat 12 times.
- Complete 3 sets, taking a 30-second rest in between.
Note: If it’s too challenging, do v-ups raising only one leg, alternating legs.
5. Hip raises

Muscles involved: glutes and hamstrings
How to do hip raises:
- Lay flat on your back.
- Bend your knees and place your arms by your side.
- Lift your body up to the ceiling squeezing your glutes.
- Return to the starting position.
- Repeat 15 times.
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Complete 3 sets, taking a 30-second rest in between.
Bonus: Wall push-ups

If you still have a little bit of energy after this workout, finish it with wall push-ups.
Muscles involved: abs, arms, shoulders, and chest
How to do a wall push-up:
- Get into the push-up position against the wall, keeping hands in line with your shoulders.
- Do a push-up.
- Repeat 15 times.
- Complete 3 sets, taking a 30-second rest in between.
- Once you feel that it’s getting too easy, you can increase the challenge by just moving your feet a little bit further from the wall.
Comments
Wall push ups just as effective as normal push ups, but way easier. I practice them myself and I love them ?
Very nice plank excercise
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