Select Freeletics exercises alternatives that work for you, the right complexity and intensity for your current level of fitness.
Seana1 min read
Sometimes the prescribed exercises in Freeletics workouts can seem daunting. They can be too tough when you’re recovering from an injury, or just too intense for your current level of ability. Here’s an outline of the different versions of each Bodyweight exercise and how they compare in difficulty.
Each row of exercises test a similar group of muscles but to different levels of intensity and complexity. Endurance versions offer the least level of exertion per repetition, with Strength providing the most challenging.
Use this post as a reference when you’re looking for easier Bodyweight exercises in the future, but always strive to progress by completing just what your Coach gives you!
| Endurance | Standard | Strength |
|---|---|---|
| High Knees | Jumps | High Jumps |
| Jumping Pullups | Pullups | Muscleups |
| Knee Pushups | Pushups | OH Pushups |
| Mountain Climbers | Climbers | Froggers |
| Pikes | Kipping HS Pushups | HS Pushups |
| Sprawl Frogs | Burpee Frogs | Burpee Deepfrogs |
| Sprawls | Burpee | Burpee Squat Jumps |
| Assisted Standups | Standups | Standup Jumps |
| Assisted Squats | Squats | Pistols |
| Assisted Lunges | Lunges | Split Lunges |
| Assisted Lunge Walk | Lunge Walk | - |
| Assisted Leg Lever | Straight Leg Lever | Toes to Bar |
| Crunches | Situps | Jackknives |
| - | Jumping Jacks | - |
