This 30-Day Fitness Challenge Will Sculpt Your Body From Head To Toe

Are you skipping workouts? Choosing extra TV time over chasing your fitness goals? No shame – hey, we’ve all been there. The good news is that there are lots of ways to boost your workout motivation. One of them: a 30-day fitness challenge. This 30-Day Fitness Challenge Will Sculpt Your Body From Head To Toe.

These types of challenges are approachable and the steps to success are clear. What’s more, they can help you build confidence and set habits that will hopefully last long after the month ends.

If you’re interested in giving it a shot, we’ve got you covered. This 30-day fitness challenge was designed by Maddie Lymburner, a certified personal trainer and founder of MadFit. The workouts are each 20-30 minutes long, and you can access follow-along videos via her YouTube channel, MadFit. Plus, the challenge is customizable for all fitness levels.

“If you’ve already got a solid workout routine going, lean into the dumbbell workouts and focus on increasing your weight throughout the 30 days,” our fitness guru says. “If you’re a complete beginner, I recommend starting with the bodyweight workouts and making sure you really nail those before moving onto the weighted workouts on the days you feel stronger.”

The calendar below will help you to keep track of your workout schedule, as well as the mini goals to target each week. In week one, you’ll aim for good form on each move. Increase your rep count in week two, and shake things up with a new type of cross-training in week three. In week four, try the weighted workouts (or pump up the amount of weight you were already using). As for week five, just finish strong!

You can find links to each workout below

Crush This 30-Day Challenge

Here are Stay-Healthy’s tips to keep in mind as you complete the challenge:

• Work out in the morning. “This is my number-one tip for people who struggle to find the time to work out. And since these 20-minute routines include a warm up, they’re really 20 minutes from start to finish.”
• Don’t overdo it with weight. “In the videos for these, I’m using 6-pound weights and 10-pound weights. When in doubt, though, go lighter. Make sure you can do the moves with correct form before increasing your weight.”
• Get creative with cross-training. “Cross-training can include cardio or mobility workouts—basically anything that keeps you moving except strength workouts (since that’s what the challenge focuses on).”
• Track your reps. “It’s great motivation when you can see that you’re able to do more reps in weeks two, three, and four than you could in week one.”