What Day Is HIIT?

What Day Is HIIT?

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What Day Is HIIT?
  • I Love Me Flow

    Just like you, this self-positive flow is a 10/10 — don’t you ever forget. It gets the whole body warmed up from from head to hip to toe. It’ll engage the core, stretch out the legs, and put your balance to the test. This flow is a bit mixed-tempo, incorporating longer holds to build strength and...

  • body cardio

    This routine is no joke. You will fill the burn and get your heart rate up by the second verse. The good news is, this song goes quick and it will be over before you know it. Keep going, and you will surprise yourself with what you can accomplish in this one song.

    Level One: Try your best to ...

  • core with me

    This is a simple routine that you can customize for any fitness level. Follow Steph for level one and work up to level two. Once you've matched the cadence and form in level two, add a hand weight for extra tension. You can also add ankle weights for an advanced core workout.

    Song: Here With ...

  • Let's Get Physical

    Ready for a butt kicking good cardio sesh? Literally, we're kicking our own butts and dancing it out in this cardio routine that is so much fun, you'll almost forget you're working out. No modifications here, just try to keep it up and keep it moving. Watch your form on the standing crunches and ...

  • Work Out From Home

    When you're working from home, you shouldn't need a lot to work with. This full body HIIT routine utilizes just your body weight and a pair of socks (or core sliders or dish towels) to deliver a fun but effective burn out. All levels should focus on form, proper posture during lunges and a flat b...

  • Ooh La La Legs

    Balance is the new sexy. This ballet inspired routine starts off slow but the burn comes quick. For level one, start near a wall or stool for assistance. Work up to balancing on one foot the entire routine by the end of the program. For level two, add a set of ankle weights to increase intensity....

  • work B*TCH cardio

    Level One: Go at your own pace but follow the routine. Your goal is to get through the routine with out taking a rest.

    Level Two: Focus on reps but don't overextend yourself so you can't finish the song. If you need to make it more challenging, add ankle weights or swap out windmills for burp...

  • sucker for step ups

    Ever done step ups for 3 minutes straight? This routine is easy to learn and will go by quickly once you've got the steps down. Make sure you have a sturdy surface to step up on and focus on keeping your form while matching your reps to the music. To level up, add ankle weights and/or hold a dumb...

  • (tricep) dip it low

    We are building upper body strength and focusing on holding up our body weight in this one. The further your legs go out on the tricep dips, the harder it is. Start with your legs underneath your knees at first and slowly slide them out further as you get stronger. As you progress, add a push up ...

  • anxiety flow

    Beginner yoga flow with modifications for bigger and more inflexible bodies. We hand selected moves meant to help with an anxious mind and added transitions that follow the lyrics of this song. We recommend watching this one through a couple of times before giving it a shot since the moves go qui...