Cardio Club Weekly Challenge
January 24, 2021
We’re playing with different intervals this week to keep challenging your cardio. Take this workout at your intensity, just keep moving and make yourself proud on those efforts. How many miles can you get in 20 minutes? Grab a timer for this workout and try it on your favorite cardio format.
WARM UP
0:00-4:00 Easy Jog 4 minutes
TABATA INTERVALS
4:00-4:40 Jog 40 seconds
4:40-5:00 Run 20 seconds
5:00-5:40 Walk/Jog 40 seconds
5:40-6:00 Run 20 seconds
6:00-6:40 Walk/Jog 40 seconds
6:40-7:00 Run 20 seconds
RECOVER
7:00-8:00 Walk/Jog 1 minute
FLYING INTERVALS
8:00-8:45 Walk/Light Jog 45 seconds
8:45-9:00 Jog 15 seconds
9:00-9:15 Run 15 seconds
9:15-9:30 Sprint 15 seconds
9:30-10:15 Walk/Light Jog 45 seconds
10:15-10:30 Jog 15 seconds
10:30-10:45 Run 15 seconds
10:45-11:00 Sprint 15 seconds
11:00-11:45 Walk/Light Jog 45 seconds
11:45-12:00 Jog 15 seconds
12:00-12:15 Run 15 seconds
12:15-12:30 Sprint 15 seconds
RECOVER
12:30-14:30 Walk/Jog 2 minutes
30/30 EFFORTS
14:30-15:00 Run/Sprint 30 seconds
15:00-15:30 Walk/Jog 30 seconds
15:30-16:00 Run/Sprint 30 seconds
16:00-16:30 Walk/Jog 30 seconds
16:30-17:00 Run/Sprint 30 seconds
17:00-18:00 Walk/Jog 1 minute
COOL DOWN
18:00-20:00 Walk/Recover 2 minutes
January 17, 2021
Try this Fartlek*, or “speed play”, workout with a timer and your favorite cardio format. See how many miles you can work through in 35 minutes.
High Intensity Interval – work at your maximum intensity and aim to take your heart rate up to 80% of your target heart rate
Rest – bring your heart rate back to down to below 130bpm
Recover – take a breather and slow your heart rate back down around 100bpm
0:00-8:00 Jog 6 mph
8:00-12:00 Fast Run 6-8 mph
12:00-12:20 Sprint! >8 mph
12:20-13:20 Walk 3.5 mph
13:20-13:50 Sprint! >8 mph
13:50-14:50 Walk 3.5 mph
14:50-15:00 Sprint! >8 mph
15:00-16:00 Walk 3.5 mph
16:00-21:00 Jog 6 mph
21:00-25:00 Fast Run 6-8 mph
25:00-30:00 Walk 4.5 mph
30:00-35:00 Cool Down 4 mph
* Fartlek, which means “speed play” in Swedish, is continuous training with interval training. Fartlek runs are a very simple form of a long distance run. Fartlek training “is simply defined as periods of fast running intermixed with periods of slower running.”
January 11, 2021
Try this three-round Cardio Tabata* with a timer and your favorite cardio format to see how many miles you can work through in 23 minutes.
High Intensity Interval – work at your maximum intensity and aim to take your heart rate up to 80% of your target heart rate
Rest – bring your heart rate back to down to below 130bpm
Recover – take a breather and slow your heart rate back down around 100bpm
ROUND ONE
0:00-5:00 Warm Up Low Intensity
5:00-5:15 #1 High Intensity
5:15-6:00 Rest Low Intensity
6:00-6:15 #2 High Intensity
6:15-7:00 Rest Low Intensity
7:00-7:15 #3 High Intensity
7:15-8:00 Rest Low Intensity
8:00-8:15 #4 High Intensity
8:15-9:00 Rest Low Intensity
9:00-9:15 #5 High Intensity
9:15-11:15 Recover Low Intensity
ROUND TWO
11:15-11:30 #1 High Intensity
11:30-12:15 Rest Low Intensity
12:15-12:30 #2 High Intensity
12:30-13:45 Rest Low Intensity
13:45-14:00 #3 High Intensity
14:00-14:45 Rest Low Intensity
14:45-15:00 #4 High Intensity
15:00-15:45 Rest Low Intensity
15:45-16:00 #5 High Intensity
16:00-18:00 Recover Low Intensity
ROUND THREE
18:00-18:15 #1 High Intensity
18:15-19:00 Rest Low Intensity
19:00-19:15 #2 High Intensity
19:15-20:00 Rest Low Intensity
20:00-20:15 #3 High Intensity
20:15-21:00 Rest Low Intensity
21:00-21:15 #4 High Intensity
21:15-22:00 Rest Low Intensity
22:00-22:15 #5 High Intensity
22:15-23:00 Rest Low Intensity
*Tabata is a form of high-intensity physical training in which very short periods of extremely demanding activity are alternated with shorter periods of rest. It is about pushing your limits.
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