EMoM stands forevery minute on the minute. It is a simple interval timing protocol with a variety of uses. It’s not bloated with features like variable interval lengths or labels that just make things complicated and slow. You simply pick the length of your interval and how many times you want it to repeat and go!
While EMoM can be used for anything, I find it most useful for workouts. I like doing circuit style routines and this keeps me honest and on track. An example full body bpdyweight routine might be:
I start a 3:00 × 10 round timer in which I do 10 reps of pull-ups, 10 reps of dips, and 30 reps of air squats.
I have 3 minutes to complete my reps of all the exercises. Let‘s say I can typically get my reps done in 2 minutes. This leaves 1 minute for rest before the time goes off and I start my next set.
I like this approach for a few reasons...