Short on time? Sweat and strengthen with this efficient no equipment, no repeat, 15-Minute HIIT Workout. Including 16 of the best bodyweight HIIT exercises; combined in one quick, high-intensity workout. Each circuit includes a bodyweight strength exercise and a power plyometric exercise to get your heart rate up, burn calories and blast fat.
Break a sweat, burn calories and improve cardiovascular health with this quick and intense 15-Minute HIIT Workout.
HIIT cardio workouts are known for being one of the most effective ways get a sweaty, effective workout when you have limited time. Short bursts of intensity are combined with brief periods of rest to keep your heart rate elevated for the entire workout.
Today’s workout is made up of eight high intensity full body circuits. Each circuit starts with a bodyweight strength training exercise, then adds on a powerful plyometric exercise.
This combination of strength and explosive power is one of the most efficient ways to train on-the-go, no equipment needed.
Bonus: this no-repeat workout format is a fun way to keep your mind engaged. Focus on pushing yourself to max effort during each timed interval: you only have to do each move once!
HIIT workouts are known for burning more calories than traditional steady-state cardio (such as jogging) in less time. These quick, high intensity interval training workouts are extremely efficient at burning calories, improving heart health, and improving endurance, all in under 20 minutes.
The key to an effective short workout is to focus on compound movements that engage multiple muscle groups and elevate your heart rate. Efficient 15-minute workouts remove many of the common barriers people have to working out, such as a lack of time, energy or motivation. This can support overall fitness and weight loss goals.
Although HIIT Workouts are known for their intensity, there are many options to scale the exercises up or down for any fitness level. For example, a beginner HIIT workout will focus on low impact cardio exercises to get the heart rate up without causing joint pain. While a more advanced HIIT Cardio Workout may add explosive movements like jumping.
Build strength, burn calories and improve general fitness with this 15-minute HIIT workout at home.
I suggest incorporating full body workouts like this one to your home workout plan 1-2 times per week to build muscle and increase endurance.
No Equipment. Perform each exercise with just your body weight.
Follow along with the guided 15-Minute HIIT Workout on Youtube, led by certified personal trainer, Lindsey Bomgren.
Your Workout Looks Like This:
CIRCUIT ONE
CIRCUIT TWO
CIRCUIT THREE
CIRCUIT FOUR
CIRCUIT FIVE
CIRCUIT SIX
CIRCUIT SEVEN
CIRCUIT EIGHT
Targets: The glutes (outer gluteus medius), quads, inner thighs, hamstrings, hips and calves.
Modification: Omit the jump, performing instead a squat heel tap by alternating a step out and tap in.
Targets: Arms, chest, shoulders, triceps, back, biceps, abs and core.
Modification: Place your hands on an incline or drop to your knees.
Targets: Legs, glutes, quads, hips, hamstrings, calves and core.
Modification: Performing alternating knee slams, stepping first your right foot back into a shallow lunge before driving it forward. Then stepping your left foot back into a shallow lunge before driving it forward.
Targets: Upper body (chest, arms, back, shoulders), lower body (legs, glutes, hips) and core.
A true full body HIIT exercise to build strength and endurance in every major muscle group.
Modification: Perform walking burpees, stepping your feet in and out of high plank rather than jumping.
Targets: Calves, glutes, quads, hamstrings, hip flexors and core.
A great side-to-side movement that increases coordination, agility and raises your heart rate.
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This looks awesome! We’re trying this tonight after our run. Thanks for posting!
Sam! How did the 15 minute AMRAP post-run go? I hope you loved it; perfect to tac onto any run!
can I ask where all your adorable compression leggings come from? I love them all!
Hi Millie! Thanks for the legging love, I mean I pretty much live in them so I make an investment; that said most of my leggings are on the higher priced side — Lulu, Athleta, Onzie {but lots have been gifts too}! If you find a good brand that’s low price count me in! Right now I’m loving the Athleta Chatarunga High Rise Leggings! But the one’s I’m wearing here with the scallop bottom are from Lulu {like 2 years ago, the first pair I ever owned, I got them at an outlet store}. I think you just inspired a blog post on leggings 🙂
I think you absolutely did! Lulu is my all time favorite! I am a runner and I have found investing in a good pair of leggings can make all the difference! They are all super cute on your blog! I need to try the high waited!
Yes lulu’s are well amazing…and one you get a nice pair that fit just right, it’s hard to go back to the saggy crotch, bagging leggings — especially if you’re a runner! And yes, the high-waisted rock my world they just hold everything a little tighter 🙂
Very intense! Loved it!
Awesome! Glad you liked it Hilary!
This workout looks awesome, Lindsay! Those split lunge jumps might be my least favorite move, but I seem to add them to my class workouts every other week! They are so effective!
Right! I have a love hate relationship with split jumps too…but they always make my booty sore so you’re right they are effective!