10 Minute Tabata Interval Workout

Can you get a solid workout in just 10 minutes? This tabata interval workout proves that yes, you can! Chris Freytag will take you through a 10 minute total body routine with this tabata interval workout you can do at home. All you’ll need is a little space and a set of dumbbells–she uses 10 pound dumbbells here but use what is best for you. Tabata intervals are are fun and make the workout go by quickly. They’re a specific type of interval training that always uses 20 seconds of work followed by 10 seconds of rest for 8 cycles in a row to get one 4-minute Tabata. If you do two Tabata intervals plus a quick warm-up and cool down,you get a 10-minute workout! Ready to give it a try?

You’ll start with a quick warm up to mobilize your joints and activate your muscles. The first move is a curtsy or cross-behind lunge with a lateral raise. You’ll use both your lower and upper body in this move, activating the legs, glutes, shoulders, and arms. The next exercise is a squat and dumbbell swing. Chris will encourage you to get a nice, deep squat and even add a little hop as you swing the dumbbell from one hand to the next. You’ll start to get your heart rate up as you work your muscles using these full-body movements.

You’ll rest for about thirty seconds before heading into the next Tabata. You’ll first do push-up jacks and then do a squat curl press with your weights. Chris will encourage you to keep your elbows behind you in push-up position so as not to scrunch your neck. She’ll also show you how to modify your push-ups if needed. All in all you’ll get a fun, total-body workout with this tabata interval workout that takes just 10 minutes. If you liked this workout, try our tabata style HIIT program or bodyweight tabata intervals.

5 Responses to “10 Minute Tabata Interval Workout”

1. stacey masnica January 1st, 2020

   I am just starting these workouts and this was fun and doable for me. The 10 min workouts will be easy to fit into my day. Thanks!!

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2. Graysen December 26th, 2019

   The push-up modification how do you do the jacks? Do you do the modified push-up and move into the jacks position?

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   • Customer Service December 26th, 2019

     Hello Graysen,

     Thank you for contacting us. Here is the reply from the expert:

     Yes – you are correct…. sometimes you just have to get creative when it comes to modifications! But your idea is correct!

     Chris Freytag

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     • Teri Foreman January 8th, 2020

       My first workout day for the 60 day challenge was today….love that we started with 10 min!! Makes this a great first step without completely killing myself🤪

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3. Deborah January 31st, 2018

   AWESOME routine! I loved everything BUT I got so nervous about that phone being exposed to an injury. Ha! Seriously, loved it!!

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