Full Body Workouts

5 Advanced Full Body Workouts You Need to Try in 2026

By HipTrain Team4 min read

5 Advanced Full Body Workouts You Need to Try in 2026

Are you a seasoned fitness enthusiast looking to push your limits? If you've hit a plateau or simply want to elevate your training regimen, advanced full-body workouts are your answer. These workouts are designed to challenge your endurance, strength, and coordination, all while maximizing your time and space. Dive into these five advanced routines that will transform your fitness game in 2026!

Quick Stats Box

  • Total Time: 30-40 minutes each
  • Equipment Needed: Resistance bands, kettlebells, or bodyweight
  • Difficulty Level: Advanced
  • Calories Burned: Approximately 300-500 calories depending on intensity

Warm-Up (5 Minutes)

  1. Jumping Jacks: 1 minute
  2. Arm Circles: 30 seconds forward, 30 seconds backward
  3. Leg Swings: 30 seconds each leg
  4. Bodyweight Squats: 1 minute
  5. High Knees: 1 minute

1. Kettlebell Complex

  • Exercise Name: Kettlebell Swing (or Dumbbell Swing)

    • Reps: 15 reps
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 60 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Hinge at the hips and keep your back straight.
    • Modification: Use a lighter kettlebell or perform the exercise without weights.
  • Exercise Name: Kettlebell Goblet Squat

    • Reps: 12 reps
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 60 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Keep your elbows inside your knees at the bottom of the squat.
    • Modification: Perform bodyweight squats.
  • Exercise Name: Kettlebell Push Press

    • Reps: 10 reps each arm
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 60 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Keep your core tight as you press overhead.
    • Modification: Use a lighter weight or perform a dumbbell shoulder press.

2. Bodyweight Blast

  • Exercise Name: Burpee

    • Reps: 15 reps
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 45 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Jump explosively at the top and land softly.
    • Modification: Step back instead of jumping.
  • Exercise Name: Plyometric Push-Up

    • Reps: 10 reps
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 45 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Push off the ground with enough force to lift your hands.
    • Modification: Perform regular push-ups.
  • Exercise Name: Lateral Bounds

    • Duration: 30 seconds
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 45 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Land softly and control your balance.
    • Modification: Step side-to-side instead of jumping.

3. Resistance Band Challenge

  • Exercise Name: Resistance Band Squat to Press

    • Reps: 12 reps
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 60 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Press up explosively as you stand.
    • Modification: Use a lighter resistance band.
  • Exercise Name: Resistance Band Row

    • Reps: 15 reps
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 60 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Squeeze your shoulder blades together.
    • Modification: Perform seated rows with a lighter band.
  • Exercise Name: Resistance Band Deadlift

    • Reps: 12 reps
    • Sets: 4 sets
    • Rest: 60 seconds between sets
    • Form Cue: Maintain a flat back throughout the movement.
    • Modification: Use a lighter band or perform bodyweight deadlifts.

4. Tabata Style Workout

  • Format: 20 seconds of work, 10 seconds of rest for 8 rounds (4 minutes total for each exercise)
  • Exercises:
    • High Knees
    • Mountain Climbers
    • Jump Squats
    • Plank Jacks

5. Cool Down (3-5 Minutes)

  1. Standing Forward Bend: 1 minute
  2. Seated Hamstring Stretch: 30 seconds each leg
  3. Child's Pose: 1 minute
  4. Cat-Cow Stretch: 1 minute

Complete in: 35-45 minutes

Exercise Summary Table

| Exercise Name | Reps/Duration | Sets | Rest | Modification | |---------------------------------|---------------|------|--------------|-----------------------------------| | Kettlebell Swing | 15 reps | 4 | 60 seconds | Lighter kettlebell or no weights | | Kettlebell Goblet Squat | 12 reps | 4 | 60 seconds | Bodyweight squats | | Kettlebell Push Press | 10 reps/arm | 4 | 60 seconds | Lighter weight or dumbbell press | | Burpee | 15 reps | 4 | 45 seconds | Step back instead of jump | | Plyometric Push-Up | 10 reps | 4 | 45 seconds | Regular push-ups | | Lateral Bounds | 30 seconds | 4 | 45 seconds | Step side-to-side | | Resistance Band Squat to Press | 12 reps | 4 | 60 seconds | Lighter resistance band | | Resistance Band Row | 15 reps | 4 | 60 seconds | Lighter band | | Resistance Band Deadlift | 12 reps | 4 | 60 seconds | Lighter band or bodyweight | | Tabata Workout | 20/10 for 8 rounds | 1 | 1 minute rest | Modify intensity as needed |

Conclusion

These five advanced full-body workouts are designed to challenge not only your strength but also your stamina and coordination. Aim to incorporate these routines into your weekly training schedule, performing them 2-3 times per week with rest days in between for recovery. As you progress, feel free to increase weights, reps, or intensity to continue challenging yourself.

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