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Fat Burning HIIT Workout - Bodyweight HIIT Cardio Workout (with low impact modifications)

15 Min • Lower Body, Lower Body
  • View on YouTube
    • Training Type Cardiovascular, HIIT, Low Impact, Toning
    • Equipment No Equipment
    • Membership Free

    Overview

    After a short bout of warm up cardio, we move into a fast and efficient HIIT workout that works you just enough to get you nice and sweaty, without burning you out - meaning that if you have the time and energy to spare, you can combine this with strength training or a long stretching session.



    You won't need any equipment for this and all of these exercises can be done in a relatively small space. I’ve also provided low impact modifications all throughout, so if you’re living in an apartment and don’t want to bother your neighbors, we’ve got you covered there too (this feature also makes this workout a potential good fit for intermediate exercisers who are just getting started with the structure and concept of high intensity interval training). 

    All of the exercises in this routine are great not only for burning fat and improving cardiovascular endurance, but also for reshaping the butt and thighs. 

    Workout Structure

    • 5 Minute Cardio Warm Up
    • 10 Minute HIIT Workout
    • High & low impact modifications provided
    • No Equipment

    Warm Up - 25 Seconds each
    Jog in Place
    Slow Butt Kicker Arm Swings
    Lateral Steps + Overhead Pulls
    High Knee Press
    Leg Raise Jacks
    Walkdowns
    Squats
    Fast Butt Kicker
    Lateral Jumps
    Jumping Jacks
    Stuttering High Knee
    Slow Squat + Jump

    Printable HIIT Workout - 20 Seconds On, 10 Seconds Rest x 4 Each
    Toe Touch Squat Pop
    Power Skips
    Burpee Split Jumps
    Knee Up Jumps
    Power Curtsy

    Is this workout enough on its own?
    Even as a quick standalone workout, this routine offers all of the benefits of HIIT, and it can be a great workout on its own - just make sure to add a cool down and stretch. On the other hand, if you've got more than 20 minutes to workout, this kind of quick session goes really well with another kind of cross-training since it provides that cardiovascular challenge in minimal time and a quick but stout calorie burn, without completely wearing you out.

    What else can I pair this with?
    I highly recommend pairing this workout video with strength training. Here are a few suggestions:
    Total Body Strength Training with Dumbbells - Challenging Dynamic Superset Workout
    Advanced Abs and Core for Strength - Abdominal Strength Training
    Tank Top Arms Workout - Best Upper Body Workout for Toned Arms, Shoulders & Upper Back
    10 Minute Workout for Butt and Thighs
    Upper Body Alternating Dumbbell Workout - Challenge Upper Body Strength and Coordination

    Recommended cool downs:
    Total Body Cooldown - Compound Movements for a Total Body Stretch
    Relaxing Pilates Yoga Blend - Calming Yoga and Pilates Workout for Strength and Flexibility