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Favourite 'no equipment needed' exercise

juniper5
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Okay so I definitely luv walking and swimming (although I don't do much of the latter unless at the beach).
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Jump squats, jumping lunges, sumo squats, planks, mountain climbers.0
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Running! Love love love it! X0
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Swimming (I'm a total fish!), Walking, Hiking and I's say Jogging working up to Running (on a treadmill at the moment). I love the feeling I get when I run though -- reminds me of childhood and puts me back to when we used to run around on the playground playing tag-your-it and skip-rope was awesome too. Do a little of that Skip-Rope every once in a while.
BUT MY ALL TIME FAVORITE IS BELLY DANCING!!! I absolutely LOOOOVVEEE DANCING!!! (of all kinds!!) I go to the night clubs NOT to drink or pick up the boys, but to DAAAANCE the night away!
BTW, if anyone wants, you can add me as a friend.
- Shelley xoxo0 -
Diamond Press-Ups. On a more non-training note, street dancing (yes, I am one).0
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running
lunges
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Not to be a party pooper but don't you need equipment to swim i.e. a pool??0
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Swimming and dancing!0
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Push ups (plyo push ups, military style, wide push ups).0
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Not to be a party pooper but don't you need equipment to swim i.e. a pool??0
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walking, hiking, dancing, push ups. planks,jumping jacks.0
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Swimming is my absolute favourite exercise but I wouldn't call it equipment free.
My favourite (for results, I actually hate them) is planks. Running is also good - and yes, for me it's equipment free because I'm running barefoot.0 -
Not to be a party pooper but don't you need equipment to swim i.e. a pool??
Fine and dandy if you have a lake/beach handy although I'd argue for bathers also being a requirement. Also for me I need to lap swim to make proper exercise out of it. I also need goggles and a cap.0 -
Walking, jogging, yoga for cardio. For strength, sit-ups, push ups and side leg raises
I know you need a mat for yoga but I've done it on grass before (at my mum's caravan) and on soft carpet at my fiancé's house. I only need the mat because of wood flooring at my place.
Edited to add there's nothing more awesome than doing yoga on the grass, barefoot, on a warm summer morning. We've a cracking view of Slieve Donard (mountain in N. Ireland) too when I'm at the caravan, which makes for the perfect atmosphere0 -
Walking, walking, walking - and dancing to MTV when I'm alone on the house!! At my size/age its not a pretty sight but I love it!!0
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Spartan running... if you can run barefooted. Otherwise stuff like lunges, squats, sumo squats, star jumps, mountain climbers, side jumps.0
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I love swimming - but I don't count it as a 'no equipment needed' exercise. I'd need access to a pool, or transport to travel to a beach, and I'd need to change into my swimsuit and bring a towel. I love walking too, although I wear walking shoes, so I don't even count that as fully 'no equipment needed.'
My favourite exercise that I see as 'no equipment needed' is the plank. It seems the simplest to me - I can do it wherever I am, whatever I'm wearing. And it doesn't take long, and has good results.0 -
Running and Zumba
i dont use any equipment for any exercise
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Walking, walking, walking - and dancing to MTV when I'm alone on the house!! At my size/age its not a pretty sight but I love it!!
Hang on! You need clothes and shoes for walking !!!0 -
Oh, I forgot - Bulgarian hops:
http://youtu.be/meXaHgDWuLw
(without dbs, obviously)
I like to do them at the end of a legs session for a more plyometric workout.0 -
You don't NEED clothes for walking and running.
I like open water swimming and barefoot running, yoga and gardening.0 -
Walking, Hiking, Swimming, and beyond that I go to the YMCA so I have access to the Weight room and whatnot but you could get some hand weights and google in home exercises like squats, pressing movements, etc. etc. There are quite a few people that do the dvd workouts at home... I lost 170 lbs. walking in a therapy pool in the very beginning cause I could not support my own weight so I say just keep moving.... Best of Luck...0
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You don't NEED clothes for walking and running.
in the neighborhood I live in nudists are not welcome and likely to be arrested0 -
Cartwheels, burpees and handstand push ups.0
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Walking's amazing, especially if you have somewhere nice to walk where you live.0
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pilates
walking0 -
I love running, but for all over body conditioning, my fitness instructor has a new routine of sprints, interspersed with sets of 10 press ups and 20 second planks that is an absolute killer.0
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I've don the insanity workouts so many times I can do them without the dvds now! Love me some push-ups and jump squats!0
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I would just do lots of walking and get your heart rate up there,and dacing i love to dance, my daughter goes to dance lesson every week. anyone feel free to add me.0
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sprints, mountain climbers, squats, knee tucks, burpees, and many different kinds of pushups0
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99% of my workouts are no equipment XD
I just use knowledge that comes to me from my days of school.
Squats, jumping jacks, wallsits, toe touches, pushups, crunches, walking/jogging/running, heel raises, cherry pickers, punches, uppercuts, kicks, stretching..... and so on0
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