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Beginner HIIT Workout (No Equipment)

If you're new to HIIT or coming back after a break, start here. Equal work and rest, nothing that jumps, and every move has an easier version on its page.

14:30Time
15Moves
30/30Work / rest (s)
1Floor trips
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The workout

30 seconds on, 30 seconds off. No equipment.

  1. 01Standing jacks (low impact)0:00–0:30StandingMedium
  2. 02Air squats1:00–1:30StandingMedium
  3. 03Calf raises2:00–2:30StandingEasy
  4. 04Reverse lunges3:00–3:30StandingMedium
  5. 05Dynamic heel taps4:00–4:30StandingMedium
  6. 06Sumo squats5:00–5:30StandingMedium
  7. 07Step-back burpees6:00–6:30StandingMedium
  8. Down to the floor
  9. 08Knee push-ups7:00–7:30Plank / all foursEasy
  10. 09Bear hold8:00–8:30Plank / all foursEasy
  11. 10Donkey kicks9:00–9:30Plank / all foursEasy
  12. 11Cobra push-ups10:00–10:30Face downEasy
  13. 12Glute bridges both legs11:00–11:30On your backEasy
  14. 13Deadbugs12:00–12:30On your backEasy
  15. 14Floor tricep dips13:00–13:30SeatedMedium
  16. 15Heel taps14:00–14:30On your backEasy

Why it's in this order

Thirty seconds of rest after every move is more than you'll get in most workouts. Use it to read what's next.

Step-back burpees end the standing block because they take you down to the floor in the same way you'll need for the knee push-ups that follow.

The floor section starts with your weight on your hands and knees, which is the hardest part, and finishes lying on your back, which is the easiest.

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