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7-Min Low-Impact Workout You Can Do Anywhere — No Equipment Required!

Lyndsey Fielding

Written by Lyndsey Fielding, Certified Trainer

Updated on July 14, 2026

Trying to sneak a quick workout into your busy day? Try this quick, 7-minute at-home workout — no equipment required! Instead, you’ll use your body weight to build strength, making it easy to perform this workout at home, during your lunch break, or even while traveling. With modifications for beginners and more advanced alternatives for athletes, everyone can benefit from consistent movement and this gentle workout – and you may even break a sweat. If you’re new to fitness, be sure to use your chair as much as you need to help make this workout even more approachable and right for you.

 

*Always consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new exercise program.

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