At-home workouts are the perfect solution to exercising and saving time, saving money, or if you are traveling. It’s not necessary to have big equipment to get a great sweat in. All you need is a little bit of space, a workout plan, and some great music.
We’ve put together high intensity workout plans that will get your heart pumping over the course of just one song! Raise your heart beat while you move to the beat with the help of a TheraBand CLX resistance band or just use your bodyweight.
Mix and match the progressions in your daily routine or just pick one for nonstop movement in less than 5 minutes. Enjoy these 80s and 90s throwbacks or substitute for different songs of a similar length.
- CLX- LOWER BODY 1 SONG WORKOUT
- CLX- UPPER BODY 1 SONG WORKOUT
- CLX- FULL BODY 1 SONG WORKOUT
- BODY WEIGHT 1 SONG WORKOUT
CLX- LOWER BODY 1 SONG WORKOUT
Van Halen - “Jump”
Time: 4:00
Monster Walk Steps: 25 seconds
Ankle Up and Outs: 20 seconds on each leg
Leg Extensions: 20 seconds on each leg
Quick Kicks: 20 seconds on each leg
Terminal Knee Extensions: 20 seconds on each leg
Cross Hip Abductions: 30 seconds on each leg
Front Squats: 25 seconds
CLX- UPPER BODY 1 SONG WORKOUT
Salt-N-Pepa - “Push It”
Time: 4:30
Chest Presses: 40 seconds
Wrist Pronations: 20 seconds on each wrist
Bilateral Bicep Curls: 30 seconds
Bilateral Arm Raises: 30 seconds
Dynamic Hugs: 40 seconds
Resisted Push Ups: 20 seconds each arm
Tricep Kickbacks: 25 seconds on each arm
CLX- FULL BODY 1 SONG WORKOUT
Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch - “Good Vibrations”
Time: 4:30
CLX Skiers: 40 seconds
All-4’s Arm and Leg Stabilizations: 40 seconds
Front Squats: 25 seconds
Cervical Stabilizations: 20 seconds
Bilateral Bicep Curls: 30 seconds
Front Twists With Lunges: 20 seconds on each side
Chest Presses: 25 seconds
Upper Back Extensions: 30 seconds
Body Jumps: 20 seconds
<BODY WEIGHT 1 SONG WORKOUT
C+C Music Factory - “Gonna Make You Sweat”
Time: 4:10
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