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Sample Workouts

Beginner · Intermediate · RX

Sit-ups & V-Ups

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Beginner20 minNo EquipmentEMOM

Perform 2 rounds of the following warm-up circuit. Move deliberately — the warm-up prepares joints as much as heart rate.

High Knees
1 min
Arm Circles (fwd + back)
10 each
Hip Circles
10 each direction
Inchworm + Push-up
5
Leg Swings (fwd/back + lateral)
10 each leg

Every Minute on the Minute for 12 minutes — 3 complete rounds of 4 min. 3 work movements + 1 active rest per block. Aim to finish each work minute with 10+ sec to spare.

Sit-ups

Min 1 of 4 (repeats every 4 min)

15
3× Single-Unders

Min 2 of 4 (repeats every 4 min)

30 Singles
V-Ups

Min 3 of 4 (repeats every 4 min)

10
Rest / Mobility

Min 4 of 4 — box breathing, shoulder rolls, or hip flexor stretch

1 min

Hold each position for the prescribed time. Breathe deeply and allow your heart rate to return to normal.

Box Breathing (4-4-4-4)
2 min
Thread-the-Needle Stretch
45 sec each side
Happy Baby
60 sec
Lat Stretch (hang)
30 sec
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Mountain Climbers & Lunges

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Intermediate20 minNo EquipmentChipper

Perform 2 rounds of the following warm-up circuit. Move deliberately — the warm-up prepares joints as much as heart rate.

Jumping Jacks
30
Shoulder Rolls
10 each direction
Thoracic Rotations
10 each side
Glute Bridges
15
World's Greatest Stretch
5 each side
Bear Crawl
10m forward + back

Complete ALL reps of each movement before advancing. One pass through — no rounds. Time cap: 12 minutes.

Hold each position for the prescribed time. Breathe deeply and allow your heart rate to return to normal.

Child's Pose
60 sec
Seated Hamstring Stretch
45 sec each side
Couch Stretch
60 sec each side
Supine Spinal Twist
45 sec each side
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V-Ups & Double-Unders

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Advanced / RX20 minNo EquipmentFor Time

Perform 2 rounds of the following warm-up circuit. Move deliberately — the warm-up prepares joints as much as heart rate.

High Knees
1 min
Arm Circles (fwd + back)
10 each
Hip Circles
10 each direction
Inchworm + Push-up
5
Leg Swings (fwd/back + lateral)
10 each leg

Complete 5 rounds for time. Time cap: 12 minutes. Adjust load to maintain consistent pacing.

Hold each position for the prescribed time. Breathe deeply and allow your heart rate to return to normal.

Lying Quad Stretch
45 sec each side
Supine Spinal Twist
45 sec each side
Lat Stretch (hang)
30 sec
Couch Stretch
60 sec each side
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Common Questions

What movements can I do with no equipment?

A huge variety: burpees, air squats, push-ups, sit-ups, lunges, box step-ups (using stairs or a chair), mountain climbers, jumping jacks, tuck jumps, pike push-ups, and single-leg variations. The generator uses all of these to program varied, effective sessions.

How hard can no-equipment WODs get?

Extremely hard. Adding volume (100 burpees), density (as fast as possible), or complexity (single-leg movements, handstand push-ups against a wall) makes bodyweight training brutally challenging regardless of fitness level.

How do I make bodyweight workouts harder over time?

Progress through: higher rep counts, shorter rest periods, more complex movements (jump squats → tuck jumps), unilateral work (one-leg squat progressions), and adding tempo (slow lowering phase).

Can I build muscle with no-equipment workouts?

Yes, though primarily bodyweight-type muscle (lean and functional rather than hypertrophied). Push-ups, pike push-ups, and dips develop pressing strength; pull-ups and rows (using a table edge) develop pulling strength. For significant muscle mass, adding resistance is more efficient.

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