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Rebounding
Free
15-Min Rebounding Lymphatic Workout
About this workout
A short mini-trampoline cardio session designed to activate lymph flow, reduce water retention, improve circulation and create a light feel-good sweat. Rebounding is low-impact compared with running and can be surprisingly effective for women who feel bloated, sluggish or bored with normal cardio.
Hormone Science
The lymphatic system depends on movement because it has no central pump. Gentle bouncing helps fluid movement, which may support reduced puffiness and better recovery.
What you'll gain
- Supports lymphatic drainage and circulation
- Helps reduce bloating and water-retention feeling
- Low-impact cardio option for home workouts
- Quick 15-minute routine for busy days
The workout
| Exercise | Sets | Reps / Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Health Bounce Warm-up |
1 | 3 min | Feet stay on trampoline, gentle bounce only |
March Bounce |
3 | 60 sec | March in place with soft knees |
Side-to-Side Bounce |
3 | 45 sec | Shift weight left and right with control |
Low Jumping Jack |
3 | 45 sec | Open and close legs gently |
Twist Bounce |
3 | 45 sec | Rotate hips lightly, keep chest steady |
Arm Pump Bounce |
2 | 60 sec | Pump arms to increase heart rate |
Calm Bounce Cool-down |
1 | 3 min | Slow down gradually and breathe deeply |
Pro tips
- Use a stable rebounder and keep knees soft.
- Start with small bounces if you are new to rebounding.
- Stop if you feel dizzy and return to simple marching.
Pair this workout with
Today's nutrition tip
Drink water before and after the session. Add cucumber, lemon or mint to support hydration and a lighter, less bloated feeling.
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