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Bodyweight Circuit Timer

Four bodyweight movements on a fast clock: air squats, push-ups, mountain climbers, and reverse lunges, 30 seconds each with 15 seconds between stations. You make four passes through the rotation with a 30-second break between laps, and the whole thing is done in 12:30 — there’s no warmup or cooldown built in, so it starts the moment you press go.

Thirty seconds feels manageable on the first lap; by the fourth it isn’t, and that’s the design. Nothing here needs loading or setting up, which makes it the circuit to keep for cramped spaces and short windows. Coming to it cold? Open the preset in the editor and put a proper warmup on the front.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the bodyweight burnout?
12:30 for the full session: four laps of the four movements, 15-second rests between stations, and a half-minute break between laps.
Can I really do this anywhere?
Yes — every station is strictly bodyweight, so a hotel room, a garage, or a patch of park grass all work. The only space requirement is enough floor for push-ups and mountain climbers.
What if my form fades on the later laps?
Slow the reps instead of stopping — half-pace mountain climbers beat standing still. If the 15-second rests aren’t enough recovery, lengthen the breaks between laps in the editor before touching the work intervals.