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Are you so sad that we’re on the final episode of my “No Break” series? Well…have no fear, just because it’s the end of THIS series doesn’t mean we won’t have many more episodes to come! So, stay tuned for more workouts and fun, fun, fun!
But, let’s not get ahead of ourselves because we have ONE MORE WORKOUT left in this series and you are going to loooooooove it. I know how much you love, love, love your box workouts, so of course, I wanted to coach you through a 15-minutes hardcore, sweaty, fist punchin’, leg kickin’, heart-pumpin’ workout!
Remember to head over to the Hot Mama YouTube channel and watch THIS VIDEO so you know what all 15 exercises are before you get started. As always, if you’re a visual worker-outer (it’s a word, shhhh), CLICK HERE to access the blog post that goes along with this workout and print out the graphic available there. See? I’ve got you covered.
So, grab your sweat towel, water bottle, phone/tablet/computer and headphones and let’s get moving!
I’d love to hear how this series went for you, so please don’t hesitate to connect with me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Or…COMMENT BELOW and let me know how you’re doing!!
Have fun! Off you go!



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