Bring Some Joy to Your Holiday Season With These Holly Jolly at-Home Workout Videos

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, tricep push-ups, and more (note: if the knee modifications are too easy for the tricep push-ups, you can do them on your toes). It starts around 1:13!

I tried this lower-body workout from ACE-certified personal trainer and Blogilates creator Cassey Ho, and in four minutes it lit up my quads big time. Of course, it's set to "All I Want For Christmas Is You" and features narrow squats and narrow squat pulses, side squats, sumo squats and sumo squat pulses, as well as fun dance moves. When I do this next, I'm going to add weights and repeat it a second time to make it even more challenging.

Again, this dance cardio routine from Katie Dunlop of Love Sweat Fitness and dance fitness instructor Ali Rose is set to Mariah Carey's hit Christmas tune. Katie and Ali go through the moves in the beginning so that you have time to practice. And they even sneak in some sumo squats and lunges! The actual workout starts after minute three.

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

Katie 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, and you'll be doing four rounds total (each round is five minutes long with a one-minute break at the end). Start from 3:00 on 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.

Since the holidays tend to bring heaps of good food (and even better leftovers!), this 13-minute practice focussed on digestion 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. Plus, as a reminder, think before you talk to people about their diets, especially during this time of year.

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!