Intermittent Fasting Morning Workout Schedule w/PDF

Intermittent Fasting Morning Workout

Pairing intermittent fasting with exercise can help you achieve your best shape and promote a healthy lifestyle.

You can perform various workouts in the morning, such as low-impact cardio, HIIT, and strength training, to maximize weight loss and enhance overall fitness.

In this article, I’ve shared a couple of morning workout routines, one you can do in the fasted state and the other you can do in the fed state.

These workout programs will help you enhance your aerobic and anaerobic fitness, build muscular strength, and help you develop a better body shape over time.

Whether you’re a male or female, you can follow this program for a couple of months. I believe you’ll see some decent results.

Can You Train In The Morning While Fasting?

Yes, it is okay to work out in the morning in the fasted state. A study suggests that working out while fasting allows your body to use stored fats as the main energy source, leads to greater fat utilization, and helps you lose weight in the long run.1 Vieira, Alexandra Ferreira et al. “Effects of aerobic exercise performed in fasted v. fed state on fat and carbohydrate metabolism in adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis.” The British Journal of Nutrition vol. 116,7 (2016): 1153-1164. doi:10.1017/S0007114516003160

However, you shouldn’t do high-intensity interval training (HIIT) during the fast because it can over-exhaust you and make you feel easy and bloating.

If you want to do HIIT, you can do that after an hour of breaking fast.

You can also check out My one-month intermittent fasting experience and results

14/10 Intermittent Fasting Morning Workout Plan

Intermittent Fasting and Morning Workout

If you follow a 14/10 intermittent fasting approach (6 P.M to 8 A.M), this routine is for you. It will be a 20-minute low-impact cardio workout schedule, including exercises for every muscle group.

This workout plan can help you increase fat burn, boost your metabolic rate, support weight loss, and enhance your overall health.

You can do it in the fasting state 30-45 minutes after waking up.

Instructions to perform the workout:

  • Activity Time: 30 seconds
  • Rest time: 30 seconds
  • Rest between rounds: 2-minute

Monday

Round 1Round 2Round 3
Jumping JacksHigh KneesShoulder Tap
Push-ups to PlankFlutter KicksForearm to High Plank
Lunge Front KickPlank Ankle TapsCurtsy Lunge
PushupsSitupsProne IYT Raises
Mountain ClimberInchwormCrossbody Mt. Climber

Tuesday

Round 1Round 2Round 3
Ankle HopsJumping JackSquat Jump
Squat ThrustSquat JumpKneeling Pushups
Alternate Heel TapsSide Plank Hip DipMountain Climber
Curtsy LungePushupsShoulder Taps
Plank Ankle TapsPushup JackFlutter Kicks

Wednesday

Round 1Round 2Round 3
Ankle HopsJumping JackSquat Jump
Squat ThrustFront LungesKneeling Pushups
Reverse CrunchesFlutter KicksMountain Climber
Curtsy LungeGlute BridgeShoulder Taps
Front PlankSide PlankFlutter Kicks

Friday

Round 1Round 2Round 3
BurpeesJumping JackHigh Knees
Shoulder TapFront LungesKneeling Pushups
Bear CrawlCrunchesMountain Climber
Curtsy LungeGlute BridgeJumping Split Squat
Plank Ankle TapsRussian TwistFlutter Kicks

Saturday

Round 1Round 2Round 3
BurpeesSquat JumpHigh Knees
Shoulder TapFront LungesInchworm
Bear CrawlSpider CrunchesCross Mt. Climber
Curtsy LungeLeg RaisesLunge to Front Kick
Front PlankSide Plank Hip DipFlutter Kicks

16/8 Intermittent Fasting Morning Workout Schedule

If you follow a 16/8 intermittent fasting approach (5 P.M to 9 A.M), this routine is for you. It will be a 30-45 minute cardio and strength workout schedule that can help you enhance weight loss and build lean mass.

This program is for people who train in the fed state, especially after breaking their fast.

The food you consume will give you energy and help you perform better during the workouts.

Do as many rounds as possible (AMRAP) in 30 minutes on each workout day.

Monday – Cardio

ExerciseActivityRest
Treadmill10 minutes3-min
Elliptical Cross Trainer10 minutes3-min
Bicycling5 minutes

Tuesday – Strength Workout

ExerciseReps x SetsRest
Front Squat15 x 32-min
Incline Dumbbell Bench Press12 x 32-min
V-grip Pulldown12 x 32-min
Overhead Press10 x 32-min

Wednesday – Cardio

ExerciseReps/DurationRest
Treadmill10 minutes2-min
Bicycling10 minutes2-min
Battle Rope5 minutes

Friday – Strength Training

ExerciseReps x SetsRest
Off-Block/Rack Pull Deadlift10 x 32-min
Seated Pec Deck Fly15 x 32-min
Seated Cable Rowing15 x 32-min
Dumbbell Lateral Raises12 x 32-min

Saturday – Cardio

ExerciseActivityRest
Treadmill10 minutes3-min
Bicycling10 minutes3-min
Elliptical Cross Trainer5 minutes

The Intermittent Fasting Morning Workout PDF

The Takeaway

Combining intermittent fasting with workouts can help increase weight loss and improve your body composition.

You can do various bodyweight aerobic and resistance strength exercises to maximize fat burning, build lean mass, and shape your body.

I’ve shared two intermittent fasting morning workout routines in this article. You can download one of them and adjust the routines according to your needs.

Other than fasting and workouts, you can also integrate low-calorie foods and weight loss supplements into your weight loss program to help you reach your goal faster.

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References

  • 1
    Vieira, Alexandra Ferreira et al. “Effects of aerobic exercise performed in fasted v. fed state on fat and carbohydrate metabolism in adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis.” The British Journal of Nutrition vol. 116,7 (2016): 1153-1164. doi:10.1017/S0007114516003160

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I’m a personal trainer, fitness blogger, and founder of thefitnessphantom.com. I help people achieve their best shape through my science-based and practical workout programs.
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I’m a personal trainer, fitness blogger, and founder of thefitnessphantom.com. I help people achieve their best shape through my science-based and practical workout programs.

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Murshid Akram, Author at The Fitness Phantom

I’m Murshid Akram, a personal trainer, fitness blogger, and founder of thefitnessphantom.com. I primarily design workout plans and share science-based and practical information that can help you become stronger, functional, and healthier.

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