6 Circuit Workouts for Runners Who Travel

Workout #4 (Tabata 8 rounds)

Complete each move for 20 seconds, rest 10 seconds before moving on to the next exercise.

  • Burpees
  • Mountain Climbers
  • Sit-ups
  • Jump Squats

Repeat the sequence and then rest. If time permits, do 16 rounds with a short break after the initial eight rounds.

Cool down for five minutes

More: Video: How to Do Squat Jumps

Workout #5

Set your timer for 12 to 15 minutes. The goal of this workout is to try not to take breaks. See how many times you can get through all the rounds.

  • 30 Lunges
  • 15 Push-ups
  • 1 minute Jump Rope
  • 30-second Plank or 15 Sit-ups

Repeat the circuit until the timer reaches zero.

Workout #6 (Eccentric)

During this workout, remember to lower your body to the floor as slowly as possible.

  • 5 Squats, hold for 3 seconds at the bottom
  • 5 Sit-ups, hold for 3 seconds before you touch the floor
  • 5 Push-ups, hold for 3 seconds at the bottom
  • Rest 30 to 60 seconds
  • Repeat the circuit 4 to 6 times, then cool down for five minutes.

More: 8 Tips to Squeeze Your Runs in When You Travel

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Erik Taylor

Erik Taylor is the premiere NASM-certified trainer for runners, cyclist, triathletes and fitness enthusiasts in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. A CrossFit Level 1 instructor, corrective exercise expert and performance enhancement specialist, Erik focuses on functional training. A former competitive cross country and track athlete, Erik understands the commitment involved in being an endurance athlete. Find him at Taylor's Fitness, on Facebook, and follow him on Twitter @Eriktaylorsfit.
Erik Taylor is the premiere NASM-certified trainer for runners, cyclist, triathletes and fitness enthusiasts in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. A CrossFit Level 1 instructor, corrective exercise expert and performance enhancement specialist, Erik focuses on functional training. A former competitive cross country and track athlete, Erik understands the commitment involved in being an endurance athlete. Find him at Taylor's Fitness, on Facebook, and follow him on Twitter @Eriktaylorsfit.

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