Anyone know any home excercies? That don't require a gym, eq
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ABSOLUTELY;
SQUATS - multiple muscle groups and these are large muscles they will burn the most amount of calories
HOW TO DO IT; Stand with your hands behind your head, your chest out, and your elbows back. Sit back at your hips and bend your knees to lower your body as far as possible without losing the natural arch of your spine. Squeeze your glutes and push yourself back to the starting position.
STEP UPS -
HOW TO DO IT - Place one foot on a step and push down through your heel to lift your other leg up. Return to the starting position and finish all reps with one leg before switching legs and repeating the exercise.
PLANK
HOW TO DO IT
Assume a modified pushups position, with your elbows under your shoulders. Keep your shoulder blades back and down and your abs tight. Hold for 30 seconds, pause, and repeat.
lunges
pushups
crunches
burpees
that is just to name a few!!!0 -
Do you have Netflix? They have some good workout videos available to "Watch Instantly" and you can also find some on Youtube.0
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yoga dvds by Ana Brett. Best ever. Check amazon.0
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In addition to the MYRIAD of wonderful ideas that all of these great folks suggest (and I use all of them too, as I won't join a gym either)...
Jumping rope, and you can use wrist weights for resistance
Happy cal-burning!
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I'd say if you're just starting out, the Wii Fit Plus with the fitboard is a good place to start if you have access to this game system. You can buy DVDs or stream them from Netflix online. Also, a jump rope and fitball are cheap and really help for cardio and toning.
Shannon0 -
I have several reasons for not joining a gym myself. I really don't have the time to actually GO somewhere - I tend to have time for myself after everyone has gone to bed - usually after 9pm. Plus I am just too self conscious to be seen in public exercising!!
I am addicted to exercising at home now. I rotate several dvd's - Jillian Michaels Shred is a favorite, amazing workout. I am now doing Leslie Sansone walking dvds too (go to http://www.walkathome.com/ you can do a one mile session in just 15 minutes!!), I also have some zumba playlists on youtube - Zumba is an amazing workout too and SO FUN!!
Your house can easily become the gym you need to get exercising!0 -
If you have cable television, do you have a 'Fit TV' channel? There are many great 30-minute programs on those channels. Also, my cable company, Comcast, has on it's "On Demand" section an entire Exercise section. Lots of great workouts from yoga, to cardio, to strength training in a variety of lengths.0
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I like the workouts on bodyrock.tv. She has an awesome body and the workouts are challenging but she gives adaptations for beginners, and she is really very sweet when talking about fitness and exercise. A lot of her routines run about 20 minutes tops.
I also agree with everyone who suggested pushups and planks. Pushups are one of the best exercises ever! No special equipment needed and it really works the upper arms and your core.
Good luck on your fitness journey!0 -
Try Jillian michaels workout DVD's, theyre awesome!
I second this! I'm doing the 30-Day Shred for the second time and am really enjoying the results. It's a great workout with good replay value. My boyfriend is also doing it and his muscle definition is crazy (even though he uses the 3-lb weights and I use the 5-lb...lol)
I Love this dvd too, well work buying a couple of hand weights to use with it.0
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