50 Minute HIIT №2 Dryland cardio for swimmers (Core + legs )
Dryland cardio for swimmers Many swimmers are familiar with circuit-style dryland workouts. High-intensity interval training, also known as HIIT, is very similar and one of the most effective ways to increase your cardiovascular fitness and strength. workout plan: Dryland cardio for swimmers HIIT №2 (Core + legs).
Workout structure:
5 rounds
6 exercises in 1 min Exercise 40sec + 20sec Rest
Warm up
1. Bridge plank on elbow
Group of muscles:
Abs, Lower back, ObliquesEquipment:
No equipment2. Burpees without push up
Group of muscles:
Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Gluteus maximum, Erector spinae, Core, Triceps brachii, Pectoralis major, Deltoids, Iliopsoas, Triceps suraeEquipment:
No equipment3. Flutter kicks lift legs up and down
Group of muscles:
Abs, Quads, Core, Arms, Hip flexors, IliopsoasEquipment:
No equipment4. Jump lunges
Group of muscles:
Glutes, Quads, Hamstrings, CoreEquipment:
No equipment5. Bridge lift hips up and down
Group of muscles:
Glutes, Shoulder, Core, ArmsEquipment:
No equipment6. Plank touch knee to elbow
Group of muscles:
Core, Obliques, Glutes, Hips, legs, Chest, ShoulderEquipment:
No equipmentAfter each one round 2 min rest
Warm down
Beginner:
Perform each exercise for 30 sec, 30 sec rest between exercises, after each one round 2 min rest.Intermediate:
Perform each exercise for 35 sec, 25 sec rest between exercises, after each one round 2 min rest.Advanced:
Perform each exercise for 40 sec, 20 sec rest between exercises, after each one round 2 min rest.