The simplest circuit there is: ten movements, 30 seconds of work and 30 of rest, straight through once. About eleven minutes, no equipment, nothing to remember.
| Warm-up | 60s |
|---|---|
| Work | 30s |
| Rest | none |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Exercises | 10 |
| Rest between exercises | 30s |
| Total time | 10:40 |
Equal work and rest with only one pass through the list makes this the most approachable interval format. The thirty seconds of rest is enough to bring your breathing back most of the way, so each movement is done at genuine effort rather than paced against what is coming — which is exactly what you want when the movements change every interval.
Anyone who wants a session with no thinking involved. It is also the easiest format to run with a group, because nobody has to count anything.