Last Updated on March 7, 2022
This fun, full body 30 minute workout is perfect for busy women that want to tone up all over. If you’re pressed for time but want a killer workout that trains all of the muscles in the body in 30 minutes this workout is for you.
30 minute workout
There are only 6 exercises in this full body workout so it’s quick but don’t be fooled… this 30-minute routine is tough.
That’s because all of the exercises in this workout are really 2 exercises combined into one move.
Here are the exercises in the 30-minute workout that I’m sharing with you today. See what I mean?
Training this ways allows you to target multiple trouble areas women struggle with most at the same time. Because all of the exercises utilize major muscle groups at once, you’ll be able to maximize calorie burn, too.
It’ll help you burn fat and feel great in 30 minutes tops. This is my favorite 30-minute workout of all time. Are you ready to find out why?
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30 minute Full Body Workout Instructions
- To begin, warm up with some light cardio (approx. 5 minutes) and some full body stretches.
- There are 6 exercises in this workout. You’ll need a set of dumbbells and a timer.
- To begin, set a timer for 60 seconds and start the first exercise.
- After the time is up, take a 10-second break.
- After the recovery interval, start the next exercise for 60 seconds.
- Repeat until you’ve finished all 6 exercises.
- Do 3 full rounds – or sets – of all 6 exercises to complete this workout. It should take you thirty minutes or less.
- After you’re done, don’t forget to cool down with some light full-body stretches.
After you’re done rocking this workout, leave me a comment and let me know what you think. I love hearing from you.
30-minute Full Body Exercises
SCARECROWS + PLIE SQUAT
Stand with feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart with your toes turned out. Hold dumbbells down with your wrists facing in towards your body. This is your start position. Keeping your abs in tight and chest upright, lower your butt down, pushing into your heels. As you lower down, lift your arms up and out until they’re at shoulder height. To complete a rep, quickly reverse the movement and push up through the heels as you lower your arms back down to the start position.
UPRIGHT ROW
Stand with your dumbbells in front of you with your palms facing your body. This is your start position. Exhale and pull the weight upward to shoulder height. Keep the weight close to your body as you lift your elbows up and out to the side. Then slowly lower the weight back down to the start position to complete one rep.
LUNGE EXTENSIONS
Stand in a split stance with one leg in front and the other behind you with a dumbbell in each hand together straight up, overhead. This is your start position. Lower your body down until your front knee is at a 90-degree angle. Do not let your knee extend past your toes. As you lunge, lower the weights back and down. To complete the rep, exhale and quickly reverse the movement pushing through the heel and lifting the weights back up to the start position.
The next exercise is a recovery exercise…
ARNOLD PRESS
Stand holding a dumbbell in each hand, with your palms facing in towards your shoulders. This is your start position. Exhale as you push the weights up overhead, rotating your hands so your palms end up facing away from you. Push until the weights are extended overhead. Then inhale and reverse the movement lowering the weights back down to the start position to complete one rep.
SINGLE LEG ROW
Holding dumbbells, balance on one leg and lean over as your back leg lifts up and your arms extend down. This is your start position. Row your arms upward while keeping your elbows in close to your body. Lower your arms back down to the start position to complete one rep.
KICKBACK LUNGE
Stand in a split stance with one leg in front and the other behind you with dumbbells bent at a 90-degree angle in close by your sides. This is your start position. Lower your body down until your front knee is at a 90-degree angle. Do not let your knee extend past your toes. As you lower, kick the weights back and up as you lunge in place. To complete the rep, exhale and quickly reverse the movement pushing through the heel and lifting the weights back up to the start position.
That’s it for this 30-minute arm workout. Did you love it? Let me know in the comments.
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This workout is exactly what I need! Love it!
Awesome!! so happy to hear xoxo
These combo excercises really got my arm burning. I just push through and gave it my all. I really like these excercise because it a full body work that is done in 30min or less. I will definitely do these excerise routinely. Thank you.
Thanks so much for your comment, Renee. I’m so happy to hear you like my work. 🙂
Liked the workout. I’m pooped i have a feeling iit’s goimg to take me a bit to get back into this.
I’m glad you liked this one. 🙂 Feeling fatigued is normal given the quarantine situation. It’s probably stress and toxic build up making you feel pooped. I’m seeing that in everyone. If your muscle are extra sore after this then I’d recommend my Reset Cleanse. You’ll drop weight (up to 10 pounds in 7 days) and feel more energized and alive. Here’s a link to learn more. https://www.christinacarlyle.com/reset-cleanse/