Tuck Jumps
Tuck Jumps are an intense plyometric exercise involving jumping while pulling knees to chest, developing explosiveness and leg power.
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Tuck Jumps are an intense plyometric exercise involving jumping while pulling knees to chest, developing explosiveness and leg power.
Thrusters combine a front squat with an overhead press in one fluid movement, one of the most metabolically demanding HIIT exercises.
Jumping Jacks are a classic cardio exercise perfect for HIIT warm-up or as active recovery between more intense movements.
The EMOM 30 alternates KB swings, box jumps and burpees over 30 minutes (3 exercises x 10 rounds), a structured HIIT endurance format.
Fast Mountain Climbers are a bodyweight HIIT exercise targeting the core, hip flexors and cardio with an explosive cadence.
Modified Murph is a tribute WOD: 800m run + 50 pull-ups + 100 push-ups + 150 squats + 800m run, complete as fast as possible.
The Sled Pull is a functional sled pulling exercise developing posterior chain, grip and cardiovascular endurance.
The Sled Push is a functional loaded sled push exercise developing leg power, glutes and cardiovascular endurance.
Pop Squats alternate between wide-stance squat jumps and feet together at a fast pace, a cardio HIIT exercise targeting quads, glutes and adductors.
The Speed Burpee removes the push-up from the classic burpee to maximize speed and cardio volume, ideal for Tabata and AMRAP protocols.
Intense bike intervals alternating high-resistance sprints and recovery phases.
Pushing and pulling a weighted sled for power cardio working legs, core and lactate capacity.
Heavy bag training combining punches and kicks for intense cardio and total stress relief.
Air resistance bike combining pedaling and arm movement for an extreme full-body intensity effort.
Indoor group cycling class with coach, intensity variations and motivating music for dynamic cardio.
Long road cycling rides for outdoor endurance cardio with hill work and pace management.
Moderate resistance pedaling on an indoor bike for effective cardio without joint impact.
The fastest and most complete stroke, front crawl engages the upper body, core and legs for optimal aquatic cardio.