What to expect
- Format
- Tabata — 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest, 8 rounds
- Kit
- Resistance bands, TRX, kettlebells, bodyweight
- Where
- On deck or on a beach
- Level
- Scales to any fitness — total beginners welcome
Strong body, no gym in sight
You don’t need a wall of machines to stay strong at sea — you need your bodyweight, a few simple tools, and the right intervals. We train Tabata-style: 20 seconds of work, 10 seconds of rest, eight rounds, repeated across a handful of movements. It’s short, it’s honest, and it leaves you fresher than an hour of plodding ever would.
What a session looks like
We set up on the foredeck or step ashore onto an empty beach with resistance bands, TRX straps and kettlebells, and move through squats, presses, rows, carries and core — scaled to whoever’s training that morning. Twenty minutes later you’re done, salt on your skin, ready for the water. No mirrors, no machines, no membership — just functional strength that carries straight into freediving, sailing and the rest of life aboard.