30 minute workout tips

The official guidelines for physical activity from the Department of Health state that 150 minutes per week of moderate-intensity physical activity is needed to maintain your physique with an increase up to 300 minutes a week to provide even greater benefits for your physique and to avoid unhealthy weight gain.

The official guidelines for physical activity from the Department of Health state that 150 minutes per week of moderate-intensity physical activity is needed to maintain your physique with an increase up to 300 minutes a week to provide even greater benefits for your physique and to avoid unhealthy weight gain.

While these numbers may seem a little overwhelming if you break them down into smaller pieces they are quite achievable.

Got 30 minutes for a gym workout? Here are a few ideas;

  • Treadmill walk
  • Treadmill run
  • Weight training
  • Tabata training – 20 seconds on 10 seconds off for 8 rounds choosing bodyweight exercises
  • A cardio circuit using the stationary bike, treadmill and rower
  • Swim in one of our three 50m heated pools
  • Small group suspension training
  • Group Fitness classes including CXWORX and cycling

Up the intensity with these short sharp 30 minute workouts

  • HIIT
  • MetaPWR
  • Meta Fit
  • HIIT / Cycle – 15 minutes body weight exercises followed by 15 minutes of cycling

For our Workout of the Week (WOW), weight training technique, updates on group fitness classes, special offers and more check out the HBF Stadium Gym Facebook page.

Reference: Australia's Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour Guidelines for Adults (18-64 years) Department of Health health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/content/pasbr