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“I Don’t Know How to” Dance Cardio

You might have two left feet, but you can still move and groove in this beginner dance cardio class that’s a party no matter your skill level. The main focus is a fun way to fry fat, cardio style. So, grab a little space and friends if you want, and let’s bust a move!

P.S. Because you will jump around a little, we suggest you do a few standing toe raises to warm up your calves before clicking play on this “I can’t dance” cardio workout.

This workout does not include a cool-down, but we have some great options here!

20 Min Simply Spin

We’re not messing around when it comes to a serious SWEAT, and while we love variety, sometimes we love to simply Spin. That’s exactly what you’ll get in this beginner-friendly Spin routine with easy to follow instruction – 20 minutes of basic, but extremely effective cardio drills to get your heart rate up, burn some calories, and SWEAT. It’s as simple as hitting play!

This workout does not include a cool-down, but we have some great options here!

Do-Anywhere Dynamic Warm-Up

The last thing you want from a fun day of outdoor recreation is a pulled muscle. So, before you get your boots on for a day on the slopes (or a run or even a pickleball match), you’ll want to spend 10 minutes doing this standing pre-ski (or other outdoor activity) warm-up to help prevent injury. These do-anywhere, dynamic warm-up exercises will warm up your muscles before you hit it hard. Let’s shred!

Express Post-Slopes Stretch

After an exhilarating day on the slopes, give yourself a moment for this quick post-skiing stretch. Releasing tension in your hips and upper body is important after a day of skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities. You can even run through these stretches a couple times if you hit the hills hard. Before you jump into the hot tub or cozy up to the fire, hit play to stretch out.

Hit the Slopes Sculpt (20 Min Strength)

If you love winter activities on the slopes, you know you’ve got to prepare yourself just a little differently than other sports. This video guides you through some of the best exercises for downhill skiing and snowboarding conditioning. You’ll focus on eccentric moves – those that use absorbing force rather than producing force, just like on the mountain – to strengthen your quads, hamstrings, and core. So, hit play on this one several times before you hit the slopes!

This workout does not include a warm-up or cool-down, but we have some great options here!

Total-Body Tabata Bootcamp

A bootcamp style workout is a great way to remember your own strength. And in this Total-Body Tabata Bootcamp, expect to increase your lean-body mass and burn tons of calories, proving just how tough you are. Throughout the 9 tough Tabata rounds, trainer Ang will motivate you to give it all you’ve got with several functional exercises, even offering modifications if needed. Now get after it!

No Repeat Cardio + Sculpt (30 Min)

When your to-do list includes burning fat, body toning, and watching time fly, scroll no further. This 30-minute No Repeat Cardio and Strength Workout starts with 15 of the best bodyweight cardio exercises, and then is followed by 15 body-sculpting strength moves – all done only 1 time each. Click play, don’t make me repeat myself!

This workout does not include a cool-down, but we have some great options here!

Bootcamp Pyramid Workout 2!

What goes up must come down, right? In this pyramid-style bootcamp workout, we’ll add an exercise each set as we go up, and then drop one each set as we go back down the pyramid. We’re working non-stop, increasing full-body muscle and strength, and torching loads of calories for every single interval. You ready to work hard and sweat your face off? Grab your medium weights, a towel, and mat, and let’s go!