Structured programmes with clear progressions. Pick a plan that matches your current experience and available time.
A 3-day-per-week programme for beginners. Each session takes approximately 25–30 minutes and can be performed at home or in a park.
Rest 45–60 seconds between rounds. Progress by adding reps or a fourth round every two weeks.
An intermediate plan requiring dumbbells and one kettlebell. Sessions take 35–45 minutes.
A walk-to-run programme suitable for those building aerobic fitness from a low base. Three sessions per week, 25–35 minutes each.
| Week | Walk | Jog | Intervals | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 min | 1 min | 8 rounds | 24 min + 5 min warm-up/cool-down |
| 2 | 90 sec | 90 sec | 8 rounds | 24 min + 5 min |
| 3 | 1 min | 2 min | 7 rounds | 21 min + 5 min |
| 4 | 1 min | 3 min | 6 rounds | 24 min + 5 min |
Jog at a pace where you can still speak short sentences. If a week feels too challenging, repeat it before progressing.
Perform before or after any session above. Hold each position for 30–40 seconds.
Sit on the floor, one leg in front and one behind, both bent at 90°. Lean forward gently over the front shin. Switch sides.
On hands and knees, alternate between rounding and arching the spine. Synchronise with slow breathing. 10 reps.
From a lunge position, place one hand on the floor and rotate the opposite arm toward the ceiling. 5 per side.
Stand tall, interlace fingers overhead, lean gently to one side. Hold, then switch. Targets lateral trunk flexibility.