Gym Limitations Workouts – Plyo Box / Dumbbells, 20 Minute, Full Body
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 Gym Limitations Workouts – Bodyweight, 10 Minute, Full Body

Plyometric Jump Box Full Body Blast

Hotel gyms are getting smarter, and one of the most exciting additions showing up in more fitness-forward properties is the plyometric jump box. This 20-minute, travel-friendly workout is built specifically for hotel gyms that provide a plyo box—an incredibly versatile piece of equipment that allows you to train power, strength, and conditioning in a compact space. Using movements like weighted box jumps, dumbbell step-ups, incline and decline pushups, and over-the-box burpees, this session delivers full-body athletic benefits without wasting a minute. Whether you’re traveling for business or staying on the road for extended trips, this workout helps you build explosiveness, improve stability, and stay strong with minimal equipment and maximum efficiency.

Warm-up

Start your workout with a warm-up to get your blood flowing and your muscles loose. Here is a simple warm-up routine that you can do anywhere:

30s Jumping jacks

30s Arm circles

30s High knees

30s Bodyweight squats

30s Hip circles

30s Inchworms

30s Lunges in place

Workout

After the warm up, complete each superset completely before moving on to the next. The finisher is 3 minutes, performing as many reps as possible during that time.

Superset #1

DB Step Ups 3 x 8 each leg

Box Jump (optional: add DB or Med Ball) 3 x 5

Superset #2

DB Bench Press w/ 3 sec ISO 3 x 8

Incline Pushups 3 x 10

Decline Pushups 3 x 10

Finisher (3 minutes)

Over Box Burpees x AMAP

Cool-down

After you finish your workout, it’s important to cool down to help your body recover. Spend 3-5 minutes doing static stretches, such as holding a hamstring pull, deep groin stretch (cossack squat), and child’s pose for 20-30 seconds at a time.

Tips

  • Be sure to breathe deeply and evenly throughout your workout.
  • Focus on maintaining proper form to prevent injury.
  • Listen to your body and rest when you need to.
  • Drink plenty of water before, during, and after your workout.

Other Body Weight Workouts:

If you’re looking for a bodyweight total body workout, we also have a 15-minute Body Weight Total Body workout available on our website. This workout targets all of the major muscle groups, and it’s sure to get your heart rate up.

 

Plyo Box / Dumbbell Total Body 20 minutes

After the warm up, complete each superset completely before moving on to the next. The finisher is 3 minutes, performing as many reps as possible during that time.

WARMUP

30s Jumping jacks

30s Arm circles

30s High knees

30s Bodyweight squats

30s Hip circles

30s Inchworms

30s Lunges in place

WORKOUT

Superset #1

DB Step Ups 3 x 8 each leg

Box Jump (optional: add DB or Med Ball) 3 x 5

Superset #2

DB Bench Press w/ 3 sec ISO 3 x 8

Incline Pushups 3 x 10

Decline Pushups 3 x 10

Finisher (3 minutes)

Over Box Burpees x AMAP

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