Hi Everyone!
I hope you’re ready to work up a sweat! Today’s workout will get your heart rate up & work your entire body. The video and breakdown are below, and I included options to complete the round for time or repetitions.
Funny story, I have actually filmed this workout before. I keep a notebook of the different workouts I write. Normally, when I film a workout I write the date next to the workout. Somehow I skipped writing the date in my notebook for this one, so I repeated it. The good news is that it was still a challenging and fun workout! So it’s a good one to repeat.
It seemed familiar so I did a search on my blog, and found the other post. If you want to see the other post you can find it here: 15-Minute HIIT: Fat Burning Body Sculpt.
I have other brand new, never before filmed workouts planned so be sure to check back! It feels great to be back to working out again. Remember, push hard, challenge yourself, listen to your body, focus on form, and don’t forget to have fun!
See you soon,
Melissa
Intervals: 15 Rounds of 10/50.
Reps:
Beginner: 10 Reps, 30 Second High Knees
Intermediate: 15 Reps, 40 Second High Knees
Advanced: 20 Reps, 50 Second High Knees
1. High Knees
2. Mountain Climber Pushup
3. Wood Chopper (right)
4. Wood Chopper (left)
5. Prone Elbow Twist
6. Walk the Plank Step Outs
7. Ball Pull or Frogger
8. High Knees
9. 3-Part Abs
10. Hip Drop Side Plank (right)
11. Hip Drop Side Plank (left)
12. Speed Skater (Side Lunge Reach)
13. Burpee
14. Dive Bomber/Up-Down Dog
15. High Knees
Repeat 1-4X
Optional: 30 Minutes of Cardio
High Knees
Mountain Climber Pushups: Part 1
Mountain Climber Pushups: Part 2
Wood Chopper: Part 1
Wood Chopper: Part 2
Prone Elbow Twist
Walk the Plank Step Out: Part 1
Walk the Plank Step Out: Part 2
Walk the Plank Step Out: Part 3
Walk the Plank Step Out: Part 4
Ball/Ab Pull: Part 1
Ball/Ab Pull: Option 1
Ball/Ab Pull: Option 2
3-Part Abs: Part 1
3-Part Abs: Part 2
3-Part Abs: Part 3
Side Plank Hip Drop: Part 1
Side Plank Hip Drop: Part 2
Side Lunge/Speed Skater
Burpee: Part 1
Burpee: Part 2
Dive Bomber: Part 1
Dive Bomber: Part 2
Good Job! Ready to Repeat?
Melissa, what did you get you BS degree in before you got your masters in OT? I am an aspiring OT and needed some insight on undergrad majors. 🙂
For undergrad I studied Psychology and English. Psychology, Exercise Science, and any medically related fields will help you out. With psychology, having a background in research, neuro and learning/motivation was very helpful once I entered graduate school. Most colleges will accept any BS or BA, as long as you have the grades to back it up, and you have done your OT observations, etc.
I hope that helps! It’s a really great field!
Thanks for responding and yes that does help! 🙂
Melissa, thank you for inspiration and great workouts! If you don’t mind I am “stealing” some exercise for my students! Always feeling challenged when checking your website and find new workout! Many thanks!