HIIT at home

HIIT exercises at home, no equipment

Pick your HIIT exercises, set work and rest time, and the timer tells you which exercise is now and which comes next.

Exercises (in this order)

HIIT exercise timer

Warm-up
0:00
Next up
Total
Work intervals

Beeps 3 seconds before each change. Keeps the screen awake where the browser allows it.

Heart problems? Check with a doctor before hard intervals or a maximal test if you have heart problems. Stop if you feel chest pain or dizziness.

The HIIT exercises

ExerciseHow
Jumping jacksJump feet out while arms go up, then back.
High kneesRun on the spot, knees to hip height.
SquatsSit back and down, chest up, stand tall.
Mountain climbersIn a push-up position, drive knees to the chest one at a time.
BurpeesSquat, hands down, jump feet back, back in, stand or jump.
Reverse lungesStep back, lower the back knee, switch legs.
Push-upsOn toes or knees, body in a straight line.
SkatersJump sideways from one leg to the other.
PlankForearms and toes, hold the body straight.
Butt kicksJog on the spot, heels to your seat.

Easier versions: step out instead of jumping in jumping jacks and skaters, do push-ups against a wall, and step back instead of jumping in burpees.

Test yourself before and after a few weeks with the beep or Cooper test calculator.

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FAQ

How many HIIT exercises should I do?

Six to ten different exercises is plenty. The timer runs them in order and starts over if there are more rounds than exercises.

Do I need equipment?

No. All ten exercises use only your body weight. A mat helps for plank and push-ups.

Last updated: October 24, 2026. Written with AI assistance.