HIIT Workout Program For Home?

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Caroline Girvan

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Another vote for Peloton. They have lots of HIIT cardio classes. Stack them with some weights (incl. bodyweight) and you're in good shape. They also now have some HIIT Bootcamp classes, where you alternate HIIT cardio and weights.

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Anonymous wrote:Caroline Girvan

+1 Tons of free workouts in a simple format.

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Like a PP, I love Fitness Blender's workouts.

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agree with PPs - heather robertson, growinannanas, i also like natacha oceane and moe jones. i usually rotate amongst those 4 for variety.

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I lost 30 pounds during the pandemic with YouTube workouts from Heather Robertson (mainly), Sydney Cummings and Madfit.

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Alexia Clark app

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Anonymous wrote:Les Mills is awesome. So much better than peloton strength.

Came here to say this. Les Mills has completely replaced the gym for me. I used to go 5-6 times a week. I transitioned to working out at home at the start of the pandemic and at first relied on Peloton strength workout, but while I like the instructors, the classes all felt flat without energy. Plus they're so short.

I learned about Les Mills in this forum and now it's the base for all I do. SO MANY different types of workouts, very searchable interface, workouts range from 20 minutes to an hour. I'm actually never rejoining the gym again because these workouts are so awesome.