There are multiple ways to use a tire as a strength and conditioning workout tool. Tire flipping in particular will give your body the extra push it needs to challenge yourself and work on technique. 

The Bosu ball is one of the greatest tools you can utilize to work on your balance. Challenge your equilibrium by moving your arms up and down with ropes! 

TRX bands will challenge your strength and stability. You can turn TRX bands into a tool for leg, arm and core workouts. As opposed to doing push ups on the floor, TRX bands will keep you in mid air and encourage you to push through.

Strengthen your core with side planks. If you're feeling like a daredevil, add plate weights to up your game!

A towel and hardwood floor can go a long way. Use towels as sliders to work through mountain climbers, rest assured this one will have you out of breath.

With or without weights, lunges are a great way to build balance and strengthen your legs. Use a bar weight to challenge your steadiness. 

Sled and prowler pushes are a great use of cardio. They engage your entire body and make sure you put forth max effort. It works great as a finisher to your workout!

Spinning is a great form of cardio. Metric classes ensure that you get in a high interval training workout by making you move up and down on the bike. It's a great alternative to running because it isn't as tough on your joints!

Boxing is also a full-body workout! As a true cardio killer, boxing makes sure that you keep your arms up and in motion while engaging all muscles.

Last but not least, we couldn't forget the simplest form of workouts — running. Nelson Mandela was known for using running as a way to clear his mind.

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