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Warm Up Your Winter with Hot HIIT Pilates

February 06, 20262 min read

Winter can leave us feeling sluggish, stiff, and low on energy—but your body doesn’t have to hibernate! This February, ignite your circulation, boost your mood, and feel alive with Hot HIIT Pilates.

Our 45-minute Hot HIIT Pilates class combines high-intensity interval training with Pilates precision. This isn’t just another workout—it’s a way to strengthen, stretch, and energize your body while keeping your joints safe. Using props like yoga blocks and resistance bands, every movement flows into the next, keeping your heart rate up and your muscles engaged.

Props: Yoga block, resistance band, 2–5 lb dumbbells.

Workout: 30 secs

Rest: 10 secs

Rest in between sets: 30 sec

Set 1 – Warm-Up & Core Activation

  1. Standing roll-down

  2. Shoulder rolls with band

  3. Plank shoulder taps

  4. Pilates hundreds arms only

  5. Cat-cow stretch

  6. Standing side bends

  7. Squat to calf raise

  8. Marching in place with arm pulses

  9. Seated twist with band

  10. Glute bridges

  11. Side-lying leg lifts

  12. Spine stretch forward

Set 2 – Lower Body & Glutes

  1. Squat pulses with band

  2. Lunge with overhead reach

  3. Side lunges

  4. Donkey kicks

  5. Fire hydrants

  6. Standing leg lift with block

  7. Hamstring curls on mat

  8. Single-leg bridge

  9. Clamshells with band

  10. Chair squats

  11. Pulsing sumo squat

  12. Calf raises

Set 3 – Upper Body & Arms

  1. Push-ups on mat

  2. Tricep dips on block

  3. Bicep curls with dumbbells

  4. Lateral raises

  5. Front raise

  6. Chest opener with band

  7. Standing row with band

  8. Reverse fly with light weights

  9. Plank to side plank rotation

  10. Arm circles

  11. Overhead reach stretch

  12. Shoulder blade squeeze

Set 4 – Core & Balance

  1. Pilates roll-ups

  2. Side plank with leg lift

  3. Seated twists with dumbbell or band

  4. Leg lifts on mat

  5. Single-leg tabletop crunch

  6. Mountain climbers

  7. Bird-dog

  8. Dead bug

  9. Standing knee lift with twist

  10. Toe taps

  11. Oblique reach stretches

  12. Spine twist

Set 5 – Cool-Down & Stretch

  1. Forward fold

  2. Seated hamstring stretch

  3. Butterfly stretch

  4. Side stretch with arm overhead

  5. Cat-cow stretch

  6. Child’s pose

  7. Figure-4 glute stretch

  8. Shoulder stretch

  9. Chest opener on block

  10. Neck rolls

  11. Deep breathing in seated position

  12. Savasana / body scan

💡 Tips for Success:

  • Move mindfully—quality over speed.

  • Modify with props if needed; yoga blocks and bands are your best friends.

  • Focus on breathing and alignment during each exercise.

  • End with 5 minutes of relaxation or gentle stretching to enhance recovery and calm the nervous system.

Hot HIIT Pilates is perfect for shaking off the winter chill, releasing endorphins, and leaving you feeling energized and strong. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced, this workout activates every muscle while keeping transitions smooth and enjoyable.

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