Here is a High Intensity Interval Training Workout you can do anywhere!
You can do this High Intensity Interval Training workout in 10 or 20 minutes depending on how much time you have! If you only have 10 minutes, just cut the workout in half! No excuses! Watch the video for instruction on how to do each move, return to this page to follow the program, get your HIIT on!
You will need to warm your body up first: Start with some jumping jacks for 2 mins.
After your warm-up, do the following:
1. Plie Jumps for 20-30 seconds
Go for a walk around your office, house, room, etc. until you recover (about 1 minute to 90 seconds)
2. Squat Jumps for 20-30 seconds
Go for a walk around your office, house, room, etc. until you recover (about 1 minute to 90 seconds)
3. Burpees for 20-30 seconds
Go for a walk around your office, house, room, etc. until you recover (about 1 minute to 90 seconds)
4. Hip Thrusts for 20-30 seconds
Go for a walk around your office, house, room, etc. until you recover (about 1 minute to 90 seconds)
Repeat 1-4
Cardiovascular Benefits:
- Exercise strengthens your heart and lungs, making your cardio respiratory system work more efficiently
- Exercise helps you burn fat more efficiently
- Exercise can promote better sleep, improve mood, decrease depression, and increase sexual function
- Exercise combats chronic disease like heart disease and type II diabetes, osteoporosis, and certain types of cancer
Try to be consistent with your workouts to see any changes or improvements. You can do this workout twice a week to achieve lose body fat and build lean muscle! You should start to feel different after about 4 weeks and see changes after 8 weeks as long as you stay consistent! Remember, long term changes don’t happen over night. You need to have dedication and perseverance!
How about doing a 5 Minute Workout?
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