18 Holiday Workout Videos — Plus a Yoga Flow For Post-Dinner Digestion

Fitness YouTuber and licensed Zumba instructor Tiffany Moore, of Moore2Health, leads this dance-inspired walking workout set to popular Christmas hits such as John Legend's version of "What Christmas Means to Me" and Pentatonix's mix of "Winter Wonderland" and "Don't Worry Be Happy." It's a light and fun way to get your steps in!

This slider barre workout from Coach Kel, a NASM-certified personal trainer and IBBFA master trainer, will take a bit over 30 minutes. It's a full-body circuit session set to Christmas music you just might want to sing along to.

The certified personal trainers behind MrandMrsMuscle, Viv and Mike, go through day three of a 12-day Christmas workout challenge; Mike does the actual exercises — different moves and reps for each letter of the chosen word, "presents" — and Viv instructs. Try to keep up!

Certified fitness trainer and dance instructor Andressa Venancio brings us a walking workout that will total over 2,000 steps. You'll do bursts of running in place, moves that incorporate squats, and more! You'll start with a Christmas song, then get straight into high-energy dance music. (This is perfect for people who aren't huge fans of holiday tunes but are looking for just the right amount of Christmas cheer.)

Personal trainer Rick Bhullar has this 2,000-step walking workout inspired by combat moves, meaning you'll be doing a lot of punches and combinations. The music will have you hyped up for the holiday season (those Christmas remixes are what we love to hear!).

Canfitpro-certified personal trainer Emily Thorne, otherwise known as Emkfit, creates HIIT-style dance workouts where you alternate between two different 20-second sequences of dance cardio for each song she plays. Thorne notes that if you're doing this as a straight workout, do not drink along with her — but if you are here just for the dance party, you can bring the booze. The songs, "Drunk on Christmas" and "Not Another Christmas Song," for example, are very fitting.

Follow along to SHiNE Dance Fitness's holiday dance session led by founder Kendall Nielson. Let Todrick Hall, Carrie Underwood, and Meghan Trainor elevate you into the festive mindset.

We're huge fans of The Fitness Marshall, and this "Santa Tell Me" by Ariana Grande dance workout is no exception! As of Dec. 17, it already has over 135K views on YouTube.

Fitness YouTuber Kyra Provost, aka Kyra Pro, created this fun dance-inspired workout featuring iconic boy bands like the Jonas Brothers and NSYNC.

Fitness YouTuber and influencer Maddie Lymburner (or MadFit) came out with this dance session in 2020 set to a remix of "Oh Santa!" by Mariah Carey featuring Ariana Grande and Jennifer Hudson. A little cardio, a little lower-body work — it looks like a good time for sure!

Last year, Bhullar shared this indoor walking workout video that lasts less than 25 minutes. You'll get in around 3,000 steps following his lead — there's a step counter included on the screen — all while listening to Christmas tunes!

Set to Hilary Duff's "Santa Claus Lane," "Greatest Time of Year" by Aly & AJ, and other tunes from Disney's past, this routine from Thorne looks like a holiday blast! Plus, you'll do fun moves such as "guitar lunges" and jump squats into jazz hands.

MadFit has this 15-minute dance workout from 2020 featuring tunes such as "All I Want For Christmas," "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," and "My Only Wish (This Year)." You'll do some squatting, twisting, and more.

This half-hour cardio session from Australian dancer and personal trainer Gina B of Up to the Beat Fitness includes easy-to-follow choreography set to classic Christmas music from stars such as Britney Spears, Kelly Clarkson, and Michael Bublé. According to Gina B, the workout is equivalent to walking two miles. Get to it!

Another holiday workout from Thorne lasts under 25 minutes and is the first holiday workout video she posted in 2020. One song we love to see is "Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah" by the cast of Glee.

This quick video from Love Sweat Fitness founder and personal trainer Katie Dunlop is set to "All I Want For Christmas Is You" by Mariah Carey. You'll be doing moves like glute bridges and single-leg glute-bridge variations, bicycles, and triceps push-ups (note: if the knee modifications are too easy for the triceps push-ups, you can do them on your toes). It starts around 1:13!

Dunlop is back with this 20-minute HIIT routine that features moves such as star jumps, "elf kicks," and candlesticks (basically planks with single-arm reaches). You'll be doing each move for 40 seconds followed by a 20-second rest, four rounds total; each round is five minutes long with a one-minute break at the end. Start from 3:00 in this video, complete it all the way through, and repeat three more times. Make sure you watch from the beginning so you understand that you'll be alternating sides for some of the exercises with each new round.

This fun dance cardio session from The Fitness Marshall is Christmas-themed and set to Katy Perry's "Cozy Little Christmas." You'll be doing a lot of twisting, jumping, and pivoting — our favorite move is the "sledders." Get warm, and get to work!

Since the holidays tend to bring heaps of good food (and even better leftovers!), Adriene Mishler, RYT 200, shared this 13-minute practice focused on digestion. It can help you get through those days when you feel extra stuffed. In this low-intensity flow, you'll be doing pelvic hip circles, Knee to Chest, and other gentle movements. As a reminder, think before you talk to people about their diets, especially during this time of year.