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5 Full-Body HIIT Workouts for Trainers to Challenge Clients

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High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is a staple in personal training, bootcamps, and group fitness. As a trainer, your goal is to push your clients while keeping workouts engaging, scalable, and effective. These 5 full-body HIIT workouts will test their endurance, strength, and mental toughness. Whether in one-on-one sessions or group training.


 How to Use These Workouts:

  • Modify exercises based on your clients' fitness levels

  • Adjust reps/times for beginners vs. advanced athletes

  • Use these workouts for bootcamps, personal training, or online coaching


Let’s get to work!


  1. HIIT challenge power & endurance


4 Rounds – For Time:

  • 10 Burpees

  • 500m Sprint

  • 30 Walking Lunges (Each Leg)

  • 40 Sit-Throughs

  • 30 Double Unders


Goal: Complete all rounds as fast as possible


  1. AMRAP 15 ascending pyramid


AMRAP 15:

  • 6-12-18-24-30... Jumping Plyo Push-Ups

  • 12-24-36-48-60... Sandbag or Weighted Squats


AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Possible).

Goal: Increase reps every round!


  1. Full-body cardio burn for time


For Time:

  • 600m Run

  • 120 Air Squats

  • 400m Run

  • 80 Plyometric Lunges

  • 200m Sprint

  • 50 Burpees

Goal: Complete the workout as fast as possible


  1. 10-round bodyweight crusher


10 Rounds:

  • 12 Jump Squats

  • 12 V-Ups

  • 12 Diamond Push-Ups


Goal: Maintain form and speed


  1. EMOM 20 build strength & stamina


EMOM 20:

  • Minute 1: 12 Lateral Burpees

  • Minute 2: 16 Jump Lunges

  • Minute 3: 20 Push-Up to Shoulder Taps

  • Minute 4: 20 Sit-Throughs

  • Minute 5: 15 Hanging Leg Raises


EMOM: Every Minute on the Minute

Goal: Complete the reps quickly to earn rest


Why trainers should use HIIT workouts?


Whether you're training beginners or seasoned athletes, HIIT workouts offer the flexibility to scale intensity and adapt to different fitness levels. By incorporating these sessions, you’ll keep your training dynamic, engaging, and results-driven, constantly pushing your clients to challenge themselves and improve. Great coaching isn’t just about the exercises, it’s about inspiring, motivating, and evolving with your clients. Keep pushing boundaries and making an impact!

 
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