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3 Months Beginner Antara Cardio Workouts
3 Months Beginner Antara Cardio Workouts

Below you will find brief descriptions and links to Antara's recommended Beginner 3 Months Target Cardio workouts

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Written by Antara Health Navigation
Updated over a year ago

Brisk Walking is Antara's standard activity for Foundational Members, but if that doesn't work for you or you just want to mix it up, here are some alternatives:

Skipping Rope: 3x week for 15 Minutes

  • Continuously skip for 100 counts then rest. If you can use a timer, skip for 45 seconds then rest for 15 seconds.

  • Land on your toes when skipping

  • Keep your hands as close as possible to your body

  • Exclusion: Not for OA, Chronic knee/lower back pain, Stage 3 overweight due to the strain on the knees

Dancing/Zumba: 3x per week for 20-25 Minutes

  • Whether in a class, through an app, or just on your own, getting your body moving will raise your heart rate and help improve your fitness

  • If you attend an in-person class or already have an at-home option (Online class, DVD, etc), please make sure to let us know how often and how long you are working out

  • For your convenience, Antara has provided the following links to dance/zumba routines for you to incorporate into your workout regimen:

Up and Down the Stairs: 3x per week for 20 minutes (total of 60 minutes per week)

  • Identify 5 flights of stairs that you’re comfortable using to go up and down

  • Do 4 rounds of going up 5 flights of stairs at a fast pace

    • Going up and coming down counts as 1 round

    • Go up and down the flights one step at a time

    • Rest for 45 seconds between each round

Swimming: 3x per week for 40 minutes

  • Choose a swimming style that best suits you (breast stroke, crawl, etc…)

  • Try to swim at least 400 meters (16 laps in a 25 meter pool)

Cycling: Go for a ride 3x per week for 30 minutes at moderate speed

  • Try to cover around 15 km in 30 minutes

  • You can use a stationary bike at a gym or cycle outside (but please try to wear a helmet if you do)

  • If you use a stationary bike, use the resistance feature to increase your workout intensity

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