Marching in place is an effective warm-up or stand-alone cardio workout since it raises the heart rate.
Bounce softly from one foot to the other to execute. Swing your arms side to side at the same time.
Because arm circles may be done either sitting or standing, they are perfect for people of all ability levels.
Trunk rotation tests the cardiovascular system and strengthens the abdominal muscles.
The hamstrings, quadriceps, glutes, and thigh muscles are all worked during air squats. They are a great technique to work the core muscles as well because they demand strong balance.
A quick and efficient way to raise heart rate is to jog while stationary. This is also a good warm-up exercise for beginners.
A person must "swing" an imagined jump rope through the air in order to use the air jump rope. This activity may be incorporated into a warm-up regimen as a substitute for stationary jogging.
A starting cardiovascular exercise that can be done practically anyplace is the jumping jack.