Candace Cameron Bure Makes Strength-Training Moves Look Like Fun “Dance Dance Revolution” Choreography
In a recent Instagram video, Stokes and Bure—in perfect synchronization!—did a combination of lateral squats, straight leg lateral taps, tap backs, and sumo jump squats to get an epic burn. But despite being tough moves using resistance bands, the duo remained smiling the entire time. Hey, you might as well spike your super-hard workout with a dose of mood-boosting fun, right?
"This type of band work is included in every session I do, whether it’s with Candace, other clients, or in classes," Stokes told Self. "It’s a great way to prep your glutes for a workout and also a great way to finish off your glutes at the end of a workout."
By adding this circuit into the mix, Stokes said you can give your butt, hips, inner thighs, and quads an epic boost. Working your rear helps to stabilize your back during other exercises, and those jump squats are key to sneaking in a little cardio too. Basically, you get a killer muscle burn that feels way too fun to be a workout. Now all that's left to complete the mood-boosting gym sesh? Turning up your favorite tracks so you can get to sweatin'.
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