VO2 Max Power Circuit

Workout - VO2 Max Power Circuit

• 7min 30s @ 6'30''/km
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 1min rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
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• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 1min rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 20s @ 3'00''/km
• 10s rest
• 5min @ 7'30''/km

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Intro: This summary distills How to IMPROVE Your VO2 Max AT HOME | 4 Key Workouts To Increase Cardiovascular Fitness from The Running Channel. The full video walks through everything step-by-step with visual instruction—here’s the core content so you can start training right now. Check out the original for all the background and variations.

Key Points:

• VO2 max measures the maximum oxygen your muscles can process per minute; boosting it strengthens speed and endurance alike.
• HIIT and plyometric training can push you to 90–100% of your VO2 max without requiring any equipment.
• Run sessions for 15 minutes or longer, maintain the work for 2–4 weeks minimum, and structure intervals around 2 minutes or more to achieve real gains.
• Rotate through bodyweight circuits, burpee variations, and jump rope to sustain elevated heart rate and avoid hitting a plateau.

Workout Example (choose one or combine):

1. Squat-Jump Circuit – 30 seconds each of squat jumps, mountain climbers, skater jumps, squat thrusts; 15 seconds rest. Complete 2 sets (6 minutes total) and repeat 2–4 times with 2 minutes between sets.
2. 10 Burpees per Minute – Perform 10 burpees at the start of each minute, rest for whatever time remains, and continue for 20 minutes total. Modify the burpee count if recovery becomes too tight.
3. 20-Second HIIT – 20 seconds of burpees, mountain climbers, squats, overhead presses (3 kg dumbbells), jumping jacks; 10 seconds rest. Do 10–16 back-to-back rounds with no additional breaks.
4. Jump-Rope Warm-up – Add 5 minutes of rope skipping 2–4 times per week to sharpen foot-strike efficiency and boost VO2-max advancement.

Practical Tips:

• Warm up for 5 minutes with dynamic movement before each session.
• Work at a pace you can sustain throughout (roughly 90–100% VO2 max) rather than explosive all-out sprints.
• Increase intensity by extending intervals, shortening rest, or adding more rounds.
• Respect your body’s signals; if jumping feels risky, build strength with non-plyometric bodyweight work first.

Closing Note: Pick one of these and go today—you’ll feel the cardiovascular improvements immediately. Adjust the intervals and paces in the Pacing app to match your current fitness and goals. For full coaching, video demonstrations, and additional options, visit the original on The Running Channel—it has everything you need to keep progressing.

References

• How to IMPROVE Your VO2 Max AT HOME | 4 Key Workouts To Increase Cardiovascular Fitness - YouTube (YouTube Video)