Wall Sit HIIT Workout | Bridge & Glute Integration (Part 3)

The final workout in this series shifts from the floor to standing strength. Challenge your legs, glutes, and core together, improving endurance and balance through isometric control.

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The final workout in this series shifts from the floor to standing strength. This wall sit HIIT workout challenges your legs, glutes, and core together, improving endurance and balance through isometric control.

The Workout

Format

  • 45 seconds per move
  • 15 seconds rest between moves
  • 3 rounds total
  • Rest 1 minute between rounds

The Moves

1. Marching Wall Sit

Builds dynamic core engagement and hip strength. Alternate lifting each knee while maintaining a solid wall sit position.

2. Single Leg Wall Sit

Tests unilateral stability and balance. Extend one leg out while holding your wall sit position, then switch sides.

3. Wall Sit Hold

Develops lower-body endurance and mental toughness. Hold a perfect wall sit position with your thighs parallel to the ground.

Benefits of This Wall Sit HIIT Workout

Why Standing Core Training Works

Real-world core strength isn't built lying down - it's built standing, bracing, and moving under load. These wall sit variations mimic that demand, linking your glutes and abs together for lasting stability.

Try It Now

Perform this wall sit HIIT workout for three rounds and feel the deep burn in your legs and core.

Tip: Keep your back flat against the wall and engage your abs - don't let your knees drift forward.

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