A workout guide for Vacation Bodyweight only Workout

You don’t have to ditch your workouts just because you’re on vacation — bodyweight exercises can help you stay active no matter where you are! With simple moves like push-ups, squats, lunges, and planks, you can create a quick and effective full-body workout right in your hotel room, on the beach, or in a park. These exercises use your own body as resistance, challenging your muscles and keeping your metabolism revved up even when you’re away from home. No equipment needed — just your body, a little bit of space, and the motivation to keep moving!

Here is your 30 minute bodyweight workout

Warm-Up (5 minutes)

• Jumping Jacks – 1 minute

• Arm Circles – 30 seconds forward, 30 seconds backward

• High Knees – 1 minute

• Hip Circles – 30 seconds each direction

• Bodyweight Squats – 1 minute


Workout (20 minutes) — 4 Rounds (5 minutes each round)


Perform each exercise for 40 seconds, then rest for 20 seconds before moving to the next.


Round 1

1. Burpees – Full body cardio blast

2. High Knees – Drive knees up, pump arms

3. Squat Jumps – Explosive power and leg strength

4. Push-Up to Plank Jack – Upper body and core combo

5. Mountain Climbers – Core, cardio, and coordination


Round 2

1. Skater Jumps – Lateral movement and leg power

2. Jumping Lunges – Dynamic lower body strength

3. Inchworm to Shoulder Tap – Core and shoulder stability

4. Star Jumps – Explosive cardio jump

5. Speed Skaters – Quick side-to-side movement


Round 3

1. Frog Jumps – Leg power and endurance

2. Crossbody Mountain Climbers – Twist for an oblique burn

3. Jump Tucks – Explosive jump bringing knees to chest

4. Side-to-Side Shuffle – Quick footwork and agility

5. Plank to Frogger – Core, hips, and cardio combined


Round 4

1. Lateral High Knees – Move side to side while driving knees up

2. Sumo Squat to Calf Raise – Lower body strength and balance

3. Push-Up to Frog Jump – Full body movement and cardio

4. Side Plank Hip Dips (Switch Halfway) – Core and oblique work

5. Fast Feet to Burpee (10 sec fast feet, 1 burpee) – End with intensity


Cool Down (5 minutes)

• Forward Fold Stretch – 30 seconds

• Hip Flexor Stretch (both sides) – 30 seconds each

• Child’s Pose – 1 minute

• Seated Hamstring Stretch – 30 seconds per side

• Chest Opener Stretch – 30 seconds


This workout keeps the heart rate up, builds strength, and improves endurance. Let me know if you’d like any modifications! All workouts can be googled .

Vincent | Certified Trainer | Truth Fitness

Vincent Wright is a certified personal trainer and nutritionist through ISSA, International Sport Science Association. He was an athlete all through high school and continued his athletic career playing collegiate football. After completing his collegiate career, Vincent played in the Arena Football League before deciding to that his true calling was to be a personal trainer. Once this decision had been made, Vincent began learning what it would take to achieve his new dream - which was ultimately having his own personal training business.

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