Full-Body Workout From High Intensity Zero Equipment With Kayla

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August 3, 2020

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Working out should be simple — and you should be able to do it anywhere, anytime, to fit in with your schedule. That’s why Sweat created no-equipment programs.

To give women everywhere more confidence to workout at home, Sweat Trainer Kayla Itsines has created a 34-week High Intensity Zero Equipment program (formerly known as BBG Zero Equipment), now available in the Sweat app

This program is designed to build your fitness, core stability and strength — it’s suitable for all fitness levels, whether you are just getting started or you work out regularly. 

The workouts are designed to use minimal space. This means you can do them even if you live in a small apartment, or if it’s a sunny day, you can do the workout outdoors or at your local park. 

Free no-equipment full-body workout

This free workout from the new program can help you to stay strong at home, even if you have no home gym equipment! Simply slip into some comfortable workout clothes, find a space to work out, and you’re ready to go. 

Just because this workout program has no equipment doesn’t mean that it’s going to be easy — you can definitely still get results from no-equipment workouts! This workout follows Kayla’s signature Bootcamp training style, and it’s designed to push you. 

The workout will take around 28 minutes, and it consists of tri-sets, a circuit of three exercises, for lower-body, upper-body and core, followed by two supersets, where you alternate between two exercises, for upper body and lower body. Finally, you’ll finish with a full-body wrap up which has 14 exercises to strengthen your whole body. At this point, you should feel like you’ve really been working hard!

Before you begin, take five minutes to warm up your body using dynamic stretches to prepare the muscles you are about to use. Then you’re ready to choose your favourite workout playlist and begin the workout. 

Circuit 1

3 Exercises / 3 Laps

Pop Squat & Twist

30 SECS

Curtsy Lunge

30 SECS

Glute Bridge Walkout

30 SECS

Circuit 2

3 Exercises / 3 Laps

Plank Press

30 SECS

Yoga Push-Up

30 SECS

Plank Rotation

Circuit 3

3 Exercises / 3 Laps

Bent-Leg Jackknife

15 REPS

Alternating Superman

30 SECS

Commando

Circuit 4

2 Exercises / 2 Laps

Kneel to Jump Squat

30 SECS

Plank Jack

20 REPS

Circuit 5

2 Exercises / 2 Laps

Caterpillar Walk & Half Burpee

30 SECS

Extended Plank

Circuit 6

13 Exercises

Pop Squat & Twist

30 SECS

Curtsy Lunge

30 SECS

Glute Bridge Walkout

30 SECS

Plank Press

30 SECS

Yoga Push-Up

30 SECS

Plank Rotation

Bent Leg Jackknife

30 SECS

Alternating Superman

30 SECS

Commando

Kneel to Jump Squat

30 SECS

Plank Jack

20 REPS

Caterpillar Walk & Half Burpee

30 SECS

Extended Plank

Being healthy doesn’t mean you have to go to the gym or spend hours working out. By setting aside just half an hour to exercise, a few times each week, you can notice a real difference in how you feel. 

After your workout, take a moment to cool down and remember to include some protein in your next meal to help with muscle recovery

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You can reach your training goals at home, with no equipment

Using workouts like this one, you can begin working out at home with no equipment. Using bodyweight exercises, with the guidance of an expert personal trainer,  you can increase your fitness and strength. 

The workouts in High Intensity Zero Equipment with Kayla will push you, but if you’re looking for a gentler way to stay fit and healthy there are lots of options. For example, yoga is a training style you can use to build strength and flexibility, and it doesn’t require any equipment. 

You might also consider Pilates to build your core strength in the comfort of your home. For a cardio workout you can do at home, be inspired by these low-impact cardio exercises that will get your heart rate up. 

When you’re looking for motivation and support to begin or continue your fitness journey when you are part of the Sweat Community you never have to train alone. 

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* Disclaimer: This blog post is not intended to replace the advice of a medical professional. The above information should not be used to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before making any changes to your diet, sleep methods, daily activity, or fitness routine. Sweat assumes no responsibility for any personal injury or damage sustained by any recommendations, opinions, or advice given in this article.

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