
Squats
20 repsWith feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart, squat down, with the goal of getting butt below knees.

Lunges
20 repsStep forward with one leg until both your front and back leg are at 90-degree angles.

Push-Ups
20 repsLower down to the ground, keeping body in a straight line. Modify on knees if needed.

Step-Ups
20 repsFind a box or sturdy object that is 6-to-12-inches in height. Step up with your right foot, and bring left foot up to match. Step back down and alternate starting leg for 20 total reps.

Dips
20 repsUsing a chair or a dip bar, lower yourself down using your triceps. Keep belly button up high at the finish.

Jumping Squats
10 repsSquat down as normal, but add a slight jump at the top once legs are straight. Land softly back into another squat.

Test your limits with six rounds of this fast and furious session.
The perfect strength-training routine to take on the road is one that requires minimal equipment and time. This knock-it-out workout from San Diego’s Rehab United co-owner Bryan Hill packs a punch but doesn’t mandate a gym visit. Do six rounds with as little rest as possible between exercises and sets.