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Strong curves

comptonelizabeth
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Can this programme be done at home with minimal equipment? I don't have access (or the time and money )to a gym and don't have home equipment. Looking at some of the reviews online it looks as though many of the exercises require equipment?
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Yes, there is an at home/bodyweight program in the book. Basically you will need an exercise mat, exercise ball, and it says chin-up bar but I am sure you can make substitutions here (using a sturdy table for table rows, pull-ins using a towel etc). At some point an adjustable set of dumbbells, resistance bands and a bench will be helpful too for progression.2
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There is a group here that you can join as well if you are interested. Just search in groups and you'll be able to get a lot of great advice there.1
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Wheelhouse15 wrote: »There is a group here that you can join as well if you are interested. Just search in groups and you'll be able to get a lot of great advice there.
Unfortunately it really isn't that active right now. But OP can definitely still join and look at past posts, she may find the info helpful!1 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »There is a group here that you can join as well if you are interested. Just search in groups and you'll be able to get a lot of great advice there.
Unfortunately it really isn't that active right now. But OP can definitely still join and look at past posts, she may find the info helpful!
That's too bad, it's a very popular program.
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Do you have the book? I'm currently doing the beginner (bootyful beginners?) one and find that I use very little equipment (even though I have equipment). In the book, there's a glossary of his exercises if you need to sub stuff for what the routine calls for and like Sardelsa mentioned, there is a bodyweight routine.
Tl; dr: buy the book (a physical copy, not the Kindle version). It helps greatly to have it.1 -
Thanks everyone for the replies! I've got the kindle version of the book but am guessing the hard copy is better,as you say. I'll search for the group. Many thanks0
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Yes, there is an at home/bodyweight program in the book. Basically you will need an exercise mat, exercise ball, and it says chin-up bar but I am sure you can make substitutions here (using a sturdy table for table rows, pull-ins using a towel etc). At some point an adjustable set of dumbbells, resistance bands and a bench will be helpful too for progression.
For chinups/pull ups, you can use resistance bands with a door attachment.
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Just bought the book... about to embark.1
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ItsyBitsy246 wrote: »Just bought the book... about to embark.
Going to order it today. ...0
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