CommonHealth Weekly Wellnote, Just in Time for the Big Game! Check Out This Super Bowl Workout

February 9, 2024 / Get Well

The big game is almost here! Have fun with your family and friends while you watch the game AND get a great workout. Be sure to use good form; you can even watch some quick video demos of a burpee and a squat.

So enjoy the Super Bowl workout described below! When the game’s over, whether your team was victorious or not, you’ll be glad you celebrated with a solid workout.

Please note: As you embark on your wellness journey, please consult a medical provider who knows your health history. The information in this article is not meant to be prescriptive or an endorsement of the private vendor.

Image of football field against a sunny blue sky with wispy white clouds. The words "The Super Bowl Workout Game" in white and red block letters surrounded by yellow stars float in the sky above a football. Two goal posts stand at either end of the field. Below the graphic is a description of the workout: 

Header: When You See This… Do This… 

Touchdown: 25 jumping jacks
Aging actor in commercial: 10 dips on chair or sofa
Field goal: 20 reverse crunches
Beer commercial: 10 push-ups
First down: 20 bicycle crunches
4th-down conversion: 30-second faux jump rope 
Extra point: 10 bridges
Personal foul: 10 walking lunges 
Outside kick: 50 crunches
Run play of 20+ yards: 30-second jog in place 
Aging rock star on stage: Chicken dance 
Pass play of 20+ yards: 10 push-ups 
Timeout: 25 squats 
Interception: 10 burpees 
Fumble: 10 dips on chair or sofa 
Offsides: 30-second high-knee jog
2-point conversion: The Macarena 
Delay of game: 15 back extensions (Superman)
Reverse: Run up and down the stairs
Double reverse: 10 single leg squats
Kick returned for touchdown: 45-second wall sit 
Sack: 60-second plank
Wardrobe malfunction: 20 burpees
Safety: 20 push-ups 

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Submitted by: 
Dahlia Henry-Tett, Chief Wellness Officer (CWO), employeewellbeing@nvcc.edu