How to use this EMOM timer
- Choose your number of rounds and interval length.
- Press start and use the prep countdown to get in position.
- Begin each movement when the round starts.
- Rest until the next beep, then repeat until the workout is complete.
Every minute on the minute
Start a free EMOM timer online for every-minute-on-the-minute workouts. Choose a preset or customize rounds, interval length, prep countdown, warning beeps, and use a display big enough to read from the floor.
Tip: use the warning beep for the final 10 seconds so you can get ready for the next minute without staring at the screen.
For a classic EMOM workout, use 60 second intervals and 10 to 20 rounds. For heavier strength work, set the interval to 90 or 120 seconds so each round has enough time for setup, lifting, and rest.
Place the screen where you can see the round number and countdown between sets. Keep sound on for group workouts, or use the visual progress bar if you need a quieter timer.
EMOM: work every 60 seconds. E2MOM: work every 2 minutes by setting the interval to 120 seconds. Alternating EMOM: use odd and even rounds for different movements, such as push-ups then squats.
For fixed work and rest intervals, try the Tabata timer. For rounds against a total clock, use the AMRAP timer. For boxing-style work periods, use the boxing round timer.
An EMOM timer starts a new interval at a fixed time, usually every 60 seconds. You do the assigned work at the start of the interval and rest for the remaining time.
Yes. Set rounds, interval seconds, prep time, and warning seconds, then press Start EMOM to run the workout in your browser.
Yes, if the movement and volume are appropriate. Start with fewer rounds, lighter loads, and enough rest to keep your form clean.
Yes. Set the interval to 120 seconds for every-2-minutes-on-the-minute training, or use any custom interval that matches your workout.
Sound cues are useful during workouts because you may not be looking at the screen. You can turn sound off and follow the visual countdown instead.