Treadmill

A person using a treadmill is essentially running but with less impact on their joints. The treadmill is also easily adjustable for each individual’s needs 

Swimming

Swimming has many health benefits. According to Australia’s Department of Health and Human Services, swimming.

Stair climber

The stair climber strengthens the lower body. A person using a stair climber should make sure they maintain good posture throughout the exercise.

Squat jump

Squat jumps involve the same movements as a regular squat, with the addition of a jump

Running in place

When running in place, a person moves their body as if they were running, but they stay in one spot.

Rowing machine

The rowing machine offers a total body workout. Additionally, it has the benefit of being impact free, and it does not involve bearing weight. Swimming

Jumping jack

Jumping jacks involve the entire body and are a good way to work the heart, lungs, and muscles in one exercise

Jump rope

Jump rope is an effective form of cardio exercise. Jumping rope strengthens calf muscles and improves the elasticity of surrounding tendons and connective tissue.

High intensity interval training (HIIT)

HIIT is a series of workouts that involve short high intensity bursts, broken up by lower intensity recovery periods.

Exercise bike

The exercise bike is useful for people who have joint issues, as it places less stress on the joints than other cardio machines.

Elliptical

The elliptical machine can provide the cardio benefits of walking or running, with reduced impact on a person’s joints.

Burpee

Burpees are an intense exercise, as they use the arms, legs, and core.