César García Urbano Taylor: Feel The Booty Burn With This Workout Set To Selena Gomez’s “Wolves”

Try this high-intensity interval training dance routine, choreographed to “Wolves” by Selena Gomez featuring Marshmello!

You’ll get a high-intensity workout with lunges, high knees, Zumba moves and glute-strengthening get-ups (you’ll want to lay down a thick mat or a folded towel or blanket to pad your knees). Do multiple rounds or try combining this workout with other Fit Body Beats routines for a full and varied sweat session.

Routine courtesy of Trainer LJ of Fit Mix Mom. Try more Fit Body Beats routines here!

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This Workout Video Targets Your Legs And Glutes At Once

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