1. Jumping Rope

It also contributes to the development of bone density, which protects against bone loss, osteoporosis, and bone loss.

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2. Sprints

Sprinting at maximum speed, whether on a treadmill, a track, or a city street, is certain to fire up your inner engine.

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3. Kickboxing

In addition, according to research published in the Muscles, Ligaments, and Tendons Journal, kickboxing enhances endurance.

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4. Indoor Cycling

If you have knee pain from running or are rehabilitating from knee problems, swimming is a great cardio exercise.

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5. Running

set the goal of running a half-marathon or full marathon in order to make those kilometres count.

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6. Kettlebell Circuits

The secret to KB success, according to Berkow, is to incorporate a lunge, swing, push, draw, and abdominal exercise into your routine.

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7. Rowing

Since it stimulates all of your muscles, rowing gets your pulse rate up and promotes muscle growth. 

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8. Loaded Kettlebell Carries

Carrying kettlebells is a total-body exercise that can help develop serious strength, particularly if the weight is increased over time.

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9. Stairs

If running up the stairs isn't appealing to you or sounds like a recipe for a sprained tibia, you can walk and still expend.