A Simple Workout Routine with No Equipment
All you need is space to move around freely. This workout targets every major muscle group while maintaining optimal breathing and cardiovascular fitness.
Warm-up
Target: Foundational strength and optimal breathing patterns.
#1: Standing

Begin standing with big toes touching and heels separated by 2 inches.
Without moving, rotate the thighs in towards one another. Engage the low abdominals
Roll the shoulders back to open the chest and tuck the chin in towards the chest slightly.

Take three deep breaths, filling the lungs to maximum capacity. Expand the chest outwards and upwards.
On each exhale, maintain length and expansiveness in the torso. Each breath should be an opportunity to further lengthen the torso.
#2: Lunge

Step one foot back into a straight-legged lunge. Lift the back heel slightly. Keep the hips square and a neutral pelvis
Inhale the arms overhead, keeping the shoulders relaxed. Engage the front abdominals and the lower back muscles. Tuck the chin into the chest slightly.
Take three deep breaths, filling the lungs to maximum capacity. Expand the chest outwards and upwards.
On each exhale, maintain length and expansiveness in the torso. Each breath should be an opportunity to further lengthen the torso.
Switch legs and repeat on the other side.
Circuit 1
Target: Upper Body Strength.
Directions: Perform each exercise for 30 seconds, with 30 seconds of rest between exercises. Repeat the circuit 3 times
Pushups

Side Planks (Hold)

Bodyweight tricep extensions (from plank)

Pike Pushups

Chair Dips

Circuit 2
Target: Lower Body Strength
Directions: Perform each exercise for 30 seconds, with 30 seconds of rest between exercises. Repeat the circuit 3 times
Squat Jumps

Lunges

Wall-Sits

Burpees

Circuit 3
Target: Core
Directions: Perform each exercise for 30 seconds, with 30 seconds of rest between exercises. Repeat the circuit 3 times
Russian Twists

Crunches

Planks

Perform this exercise once or twice a week to achieve better alignment, cardiovascular endurance and whole-body strength.