Supersets are a way to maximise your exercise time by performing two exercises back-to-back with no rest in between them. Rest is performed after both exercises are completed (between supersets). Usually, supersets are used for resistance training.
In this post, we share some sample superset workouts for you to try.
The following four superset workouts structure five supersets in different ways to target our upper body, lower body, and core. We’ve used the same or similar exercises in each workout to demonstrate how you can organize your supersets. The exercises selected are simply examples; we encourage you to design your workouts according to your goals and the equipment available to you.
We are not going to provide you with reps, sets, or rest parameters in this post, as those will differ heavily depending on your goals. Instead, focus on how we have paired certain exercises together to create superset workouts.
If you would like to learn more about resistance training parameters we recommend speaking with a coach or personal trainer at your fitness facility.
Superset #1: Squat and Walking Lunge
Superset #2: Chest Press and Chest Fly
Superset #3: Deadlift and Hip Thruster
Superset #4: Bent Over Row and Reverse Fly
Superset #5: Plank and Pallof Press
Superset #1: Squat and Deadlift
Superset #2: Chest Press and Bent Over Row
Superset #3: Walking Lunge and Hip Thruster
Superset #4: Chest Fly and Reverse Fly
Superset #5: Hanging Leg Raises and Back Extensions
Superset #1: Squat and Chest Press
Superset #2: Deadlift and Bent Over Row
Superset #3: Walking Lunge and Chest Fly
Superset #4: Hip Thruster and Reverse Fly
Superset #5: Hanging Leg Raises and Pallof Press
Superset #1: Squat and 60-second Treadmill Sprint
Superset #2: Chest Press and 60-second Rowing Sprint
Superset #3: Deadlift and Burpees
Superset #4: Bent Over Row and Jumping Jacks
Superset #5: Pallof Press and Mountain Climbers
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Keep moving forward!