Printable Workout: The 20 Minute Calorie Crushing Cardio Workout

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Who doesn’t love a super quick and effective workout? Here’s one you can do first thing in the morning or if you find a little extra time in the day … before you know it your cardio will be conquered!  It’s inspired by one of my favorite Insanity workouts and some if the fitness classes I teach, plus it consists of 30 second high intensity cardio intervals, so you know it burns tons of calories. Try do to this two to three times a week and you’ll be in super shape for the upcoming swimsuit season in no time:) So grab your ipod or put on your favorite playlist and crush those calories!!!

Happy Workout

Get the printable workout with directions here. 20 minute cardio workout

p.s. if you have questions about any of the exercises just ask in the comments section and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

7 thoughts on “Printable Workout: The 20 Minute Calorie Crushing Cardio Workout”

    • To do a flying lunge start in a regular lunge position with your right leg forward and leg leg back (just like you do for toning), then jump straight up into the air to switch your feet so your left leg is in front and right leg is now in back.Jump up again and switch and so on. Go nice and slow making sure your knees stay behind your toes and you sink down into the lunge each time. You should really feel this one in the legs:)

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    • These front kicks are borrowed from kickboxing. Start in a standing position and you will alternate right kicks and left kicks to the front. Start with feet together, contract your abs as you lift the right knee up, flex the foot as you kick to right leg out to the front. Use your hamstring as you bring your foot back in and down to the floor. Repeat with the left leg. Repeat back and forth the faster you go the harder it is:) . Let me know if that helps!

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      • Yep, that helps! I’ve only been following this blog a little while, and can usually google to find a definition that makes sense, but that was a little too general. If you have a basic glossary on here of the moves your workouts use, point me to it. Thanks!

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