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Home HIIT – Intermediate No-Equipment Conditioning

A 4-day bodyweight HIIT program for those with a base level of fitness. Denser circuits, shorter rest, and a mix of plyometric and core work — no equipment needed.

Goal: Fat LossLevel: IntermediateEquipment: Bodyweight4 days/week~40 min/session6 weeks

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Who is this plan for?

This intermediate home HIIT plan steps up the intensity with denser circuits, plyometric power moves, and shorter rest. Each day carries a different format cue — AMRAP, for-time, or straight rounds — noted at the top of the session. No equipment is required, so you can train hard anywhere.

The full 4-day plan: exercises, sets and reps

Day 1 – Full Body Blast

ExerciseSets × RepsRest
Burpee4 × 10 · superset A15s
Jump Squat4 × 15 · superset A15s
Push-Up4 × 12-15 · superset A15s
Mountain Climber4 × 40s · superset A15s
Plank Jacks4 × 30s · superset A60s

Day 2 – Lower Power

ExerciseSets × RepsRest
Jump Squat4 × 15 · superset A15s
Jumping Lunge4 × 40s · superset A15s
Skater4 × 40s · superset A15s
Glute Bridge4 × 20 · superset A15s
Flutter Kicks4 × 40s · superset A60s

Day 3 – Upper + Core

ExerciseSets × RepsRest
Push-Up4 × 15 · superset A15s
Bear Crawl4 × 40s · superset A15s
Inchworm4 × 10 · superset A15s
Bicycle Crunch4 × 40s · superset A15s
High Plank4 × 45s · superset A60s

Day 4 – Metcon Finisher

ExerciseSets × RepsRest
Burpee5 × 10 · superset A20s
Jumping Jacks5 × 40s · superset A20s
Tuck Jump5 × 12 · superset A20s
Russian Twist5 × 30 · superset A20s
Sit-Up5 × 15 · superset A30s

Frequently asked questions

How many days a week is the Home HIIT plan, and how long are the workouts?

The Home HIIT plan is 4 days a week, with sessions of about 40 minutes, over 6 weeks.

What equipment do I need for the Home HIIT plan?

None. Every exercise in the Home HIIT plan uses your bodyweight, so you can do it at home.

Is the Home HIIT plan free?

Yes. The full plan is free to read here and to follow in the StayActive app, with no subscription and no ads.

Is the Home HIIT plan too advanced for a beginner?

The pace and volume assume a base level of fitness. If you are new to HIIT, start with the beginner home plan first.

What does AMRAP mean?

As Many Rounds As Possible — you repeat the circuit continuously with minimal rest to accumulate work. Here we cap it at a set number of rounds for structure.

Can I do this 4 days in a row?

Spread the 4 days across the week with at least one rest day between the harder sessions to recover.

Safety notes

Warm up thoroughly. Keep landings soft and controlled on all plyometric moves. Scale burpees and jumps down if your form breaks down. Stop if you feel sharp pain, and hydrate throughout.

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