Step and strength endurance
Conditioning · Step-ups, Marching in place, Bodyweight squats, and Step jacks
- Timer
- 1:37:40 including countdown
- Equipment
- Low, stable box
- Active calories
- 269–439 kcal
Rough estimate for 70 kg (154 lb) of body weight. Pace, rest and movement affect actual energy use. Adult Compendium
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HIIT
How it works
A 10-second countdown leads into 14 rounds. Work for 90 seconds on each movement, rest 10 seconds between movements and 30 seconds between rounds.
Take the first round easy. Set a steady pace you can sustain and take extra breaks as needed. Use a stable, non-slip step about 4–8 in (10–20 cm) high.
The movements
- 90 sec each interval
Step-ups
Put your whole foot on a low, non-slip box. Step up and down under control, alternating your lead leg each rep.
Make it easier Use a lower step you can climb without momentum.
- 90 sec each interval
Marching in place
Lift one knee at a time and place each foot down softly. Keep your torso tall and let your arms swing naturally.
- 90 sec each interval
Bodyweight squats
Stand with your feet about shoulder-width apart. Lower your hips under control, then stand by pressing through the whole foot.
Make it easier Use a shallower range if it helps you stay steady.
- 90 sec each interval
Step jacks
Step to one side and raise your arms out to the sides. Bring your foot and arms back to the middle, then switch sides.