In a fast-paced world where work and life often seem to go hand in hand, finding time for health and wellness can be a challenge for busy professionals. However, prioritizing physical activity is important to maintain overall health, productivity and mental well-being. A quick workout is the best solution to a busy schedule.

We believe that even busy people can find time for themselves. Whether it’s a quick workout in our state-of-the-art gym, a quick daily workout at home or in the office, or a new workout, this program is designed to fit your work schedule. Incorporate short, effective exercises into your first workout to keep you healthy and in tip-top shape. Your health and fitness journey begins with a fitness plan. Already a member of the studio? Don’t forget to use the FP Studio app for on-demand training and events.

On the other hand, short-term, high-intensity exercise can help manage stress, increase energy, improve concentration, improve creativity and decision-making skills, ultimately allowing professionals to enjoy life and work.

Strength training: Bodyweight exercises have many benefits, including improving strength, flexibility and cardiovascular fitness. This is especially useful when traveling or going out.

A classic body weight loss exercise is the push up. Which helps to reduce pain in the shoulder, chest and different parts of the body. Start this exercise with your shoulders going wider than width and extend your arms fully. Try to keep your body in a straight line from head to toe. Bend your elbows and continue lowering until your chest touches the floor and try to keep your elbows at your sides. Then apply pressure on the palms to straighten your arms and slowly return to the original position. Repeat this exercise more than once.

The bodyweight squat is a lower body exercise that targets the quadriceps, ankles, glutes and calf muscles. Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, your toes slightly pointed and your arms at your sides or straight out in front of you. To start the movement, bend your knees, push your hips into the chair, bend your knees and lift your chest. Bend your knees and put your weight on your heels, making sure your knees don’t go past your toes. With proper form, work until your thighs are parallel to the floor or as comfortable as possible. Push through your heels, straighten your legs, and return to the starting position. Focus on maintaining proper alignment and control throughout the movement.

High Interval Training (HIIT): HIIT classes are great for busy people. They help improve cardiovascular health, increase calorie burning and increase metabolic rate in a short amount of time. Its highly potent properties stimulate both aerobic and anaerobic systems, effectively allowing it to achieve high results in a short period of time.

Burpees are a high-intensity, full-body exercise that combines strength training and aerobic exercise. Begin standing with your feet shoulder-width apart. Lower your body into a squatting position and place your hands on the floor outside your feet. Place your feet back on the board and extend your arms so that your body is in a straight line from head to heels. Lower your chest to the floor and do a push-up, then return your hands to a plank position. Return your legs to a squatting position, then jump into the air and raise your arms. Relax slowly, then immediately return to the squatting position for the next repetition. Repeat, keeping the pace fast and increasing the intensity to get your heart rate up.

Dynamic climbing exercises target the core, shoulders and legs while improving cardiovascular fitness. Begin in a plank position with your hands directly under your shoulders and your body in a straight line from head to heels. Engage your core muscles and drive one knee into your chest, keeping your hips low and your back flat. Quickly switch legs, jumping to bring the other knee to your chest, then extend the other leg back. In a swinging motion, lift your leg forward and drive your knee into your chest as quickly as possible. Keep a steady pace and focus on keeping your core engaged and your hips stable. Use intervals or repetitions as part of your HIIT routine to make your workout more efficient and maintain strength and speed.

Tabata Exercise: Tabata workouts provide an effective and time-saving way to improve cardiovascular health, burn calories and increase overall endurance. In addition to increasing calorie burn during exercise, high-intensity intervals create an “afterburn” effect, allowing you to continue burning at a higher rate after exercise, ideal for busy people.

Jumping exercises are a classic aerobic exercise that trains multiple muscle groups and gets your heart rate up. Begin standing with your feet together and your arms by your side. Jump your legs out to the sides and raise your arms above your head. Jump with your feet together and your arms at your sides, then quickly return to the starting position. Do jumping jacks at maximum intensity for 20 seconds, then rest for 10 seconds. Repeat for 8 4-minute rounds of intense cardio.

High-intensity exercise is dynamic activity that targets the lower body and includes the heart and blood vessels. Stand straight with your feet hip-width apart. Keep one knee as close to the chest as possible as you move the other knee up. Continue to bend your knees and swing your arms to gain strength through the running motion. Raise your knees as fast as possible for 20 seconds. Rest for 10 seconds. Repeat for 8 4-minute rounds of high-intensity cardio.

Circular Training: Circuit training is an effective full-body workout that includes exercises targeting different muscle groups with minimal rest. In addition to improving strength, endurance and cardiovascular fitness, this method increases calorie burn and promotes muscle sculpting in a time-efficient manner, making it ideal for intense workouts in a limited time frame.Plank rows with Renegade Rows target multiple muscle groups, including the core, back, shoulders and arms.

Start in a plank position with a dumbbell in each hand, wrists under your shoulders and feet hip-width apart. Place the dumbbells on your ribs with your elbows close to your body and your body forming a straight line from head to heels. Lower the dumbbell to the floor and straighten it with your other hand. After completing a row with each arm, rotate both dumbbells simultaneously and assume a plank position for a reprisal row.

Lower both dumbbells to the floor and repeat the sequence alternating between single-arm rows and resistance rows for the desired number of repetitions. Focus on avoiding hip rotation throughout the exercise to stabilize your core and increase flexibility.

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