Produced using unique technology and extensive research, Melt Water is the result of years of development. The production process mimics the natural formation and melting of glaciers and involves a complex multi-stage freezing, extracting and melting process.
Melt Water is a result of freezing, extracting and melting. As ice crystals start to form during freezing, they naturally push away all impurities and admixtures. The water that doesn’t freeze, due to impurities, is removed using special technology. At the final stage of production, the final layer of ice is melted back into water giving it the unique icy taste.
Melt Water benefits
During exercise, it’s vital to stay hydrated and ice cool Melt Water is a favourite of fitness lover Luke Morris who has teamed up with Melt Water to talk us through four key core exercises, that’ll keep you on top of your core strength, which is vitally important.
Four full-body exercises
Dumbell snatches
Bending your legs, reach down and grab the weight and burst up powerfully, lifting the dumbbell above your head and extend your arm. Repeat this several times with the same arm before switching and repeating the movement with your other arm. This exercise helps to develop your coordination and explosiveness, and strengthens your shoulders, lower back, hamstrings, glutes, and lats.
Burpee to push press, using dumbbells
With every repetition, you’ll work your arms, chest, quads, glutes, hamstrings, and abs. After a few sets of burpees, your legs will feel heavy. The dumbbells will work your arms as you lift them above your head after the press up.
Push up to one arm row
Get yourself in the usual press up position and when you come up you should lift the dumbbells one after the other. This exercise will work your arms and core and also your back. You’ll need to be fairly stabilised in order to keep your body still. Try not to swing from side-to-side when lifting the weights.
Kettle bell swing
Take up the squat position, keeping your back straight and lift the kettle bell from the floor and swing it in front of your body, and between your legs. Kettle bell swings work everything from your core, to your shoulders, your quads, your hamstrings, your glutes and your back.
