Cardiovascular Training

Rowing machines may not be the most popular machines in the gym, but maybe they should be. After all, rowing recruits many muscle groups and can provide a total-body, cardiovascular, muscle-building workout. Here is a brief primer on rowing technique, along with three fun and efficient rowing workouts to help you get started.

If you’re struggling to find the motivation to add regular cardiovascular exercise to your fitness routine, here are some lesser-known benefits of cardiovascular exercise that just might help you get moving.

Integrating high-intensity interval training (HIIT) in the pool is an effective alternative to land training and a great way to add variety to existing water routines. Check out this versatile pool-based HIIT program, which integrates vertical and horizontal methods, and includes optional equipment to progress or assist, depending on the swimming abilities of your clients.

Jab, cross and hook your way to a stronger body with this boxing-inspired workout that combines punches and defensive techniques with strength and power-building bodyweight exercises to torch calories and challenge your entire body in one fun and time-efficient workout session.

If you’re like most people, lack of time is your number-one reason for not working out as much as you would like to. Here’s your solution: An effective 15-minute, total-body workout, which will challenge your cardio and increase your strength, even when you don’t have time for a longer workout.