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Calm Club Body Work Exercise Cards, 52 Weekly HIIT Workouts

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A year of simple, smart workouts. The Calm Club Body Work deck holds 52 instructional cards, one new move for every week of the year, so training stays fresh without anyone having to plan it.

Clear photography shows correct form on each card, with bite-size tips so you get the most from every rep. The moves scale, which is the useful part: the same card works for someone starting out and someone who trains regularly, just at different intensities. It suits quick sessions at home, a hotel room, or adding a burst to a routine you already have.

The deck is compact at 12.8 x 9.7 x 4cm, so it travels easily and lives on a shelf rather than in a drawer. If you want the quieter counterpart, the Calm Club Deck of Calm runs the same weekly format for mindfulness rather than movement, and The Oracle sits alongside both.

Why You'll Love It

  • No planning required. Pick a card and start
  • Moves that scale from a standing start to a regular routine
  • Weekly variety, which is usually what keeps a habit alive
  • Portable enough for home, office, gym or travel
  • Sits out on a shelf without looking like gym equipment

How to Use It

Warm up first. Draw a card, then work through three to four rounds of 30 to 45 seconds on and 15 to 30 seconds rest. Cool down afterwards and note your progress. Move within your own limits, and check with a health professional before starting anything new if you have an injury or a condition that might be affected.

What Is Inside

  • 52 HIIT style exercise cards, one per week
  • Photography showing correct form on every card
  • Bite-size technique tips alongside each move
  • Compact deck measuring 12.8 x 9.7 x 4cm
  • Material: card

Gifting

  • Pair with a yoga mat, a resistance band and a water bottle for a wellness gift set
  • Keep the deck beside a standing desk for short breaks through the day
  • Use it as a group challenge, drawing one card a week with friends or a team
  • Display it on a tray in a home gym for a clean, motivating setup
  • Add it to a gift for the home for someone setting up a new space

FAQs

Do I need equipment?
No. The moves are bodyweight based, which is what makes the deck work in a hotel room or a small flat.

Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. The moves scale up or down by intensity and rest length rather than by changing the exercise, so the same card serves a first week and a fiftieth.

How long does a session take?
Around ten to fifteen minutes including a warm up and cool down, depending on how many rounds you work through.

In Short

Fifty two bodyweight moves, one for each week, with photographs showing how each one should look. No equipment, no planning, and a deck small enough to take anywhere. Warm up, draw a card, and work within your own limits.

Calm Club Body Work card set in its box, standing on a plain background
Calm Club Body Work Exercise Cards, 52 Weekly HIIT Workouts Sale price$29.00 Regular price$35.00

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