Full body strength workout at home
Dorothy4208
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HI, guys. I don't have access to all the stuff needed to do the stronglifts thing, but I would like to do a full body strength routine at home. I have some small barbells (I can barely lift more than 5 or 8 lbs right now) Any suggestions?
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I have used youtube for workouts maybe check there. Good Luck!0
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Instructions:
1000 rep work out
10 rounds of the following:
10 1/2 Burpees (no pushup)
10 Sandbag Jump Squats
10 Push Ups
10 Toe Touch Sit Ups
10 Elbow Dips
10 Jump Tucks
10 Plank Jacks (on elbows)
10 Jump Lunges
10 Leg Drops
10 Plank Jumps (F/B)
feel free to modify and do only half- or half the reps per exercise whatever you need. It's a ball buster.0 -
Instructions:
1000 rep work out
10 rounds of the following:
10 1/2 Burpees (no pushup)
10 Sandbag Jump Squats
10 Push Ups
10 Toe Touch Sit Ups
10 Elbow Dips
10 Jump Tucks
10 Plank Jacks (on elbows)
10 Jump Lunges
10 Leg Drops
10 Plank Jumps (F/B)
feel free to modify and do only half- or half the reps per exercise whatever you need. It's a ball buster.
This is like reading a foreign language. Will have to look most of these up.0 -
I started my adventures in strength training with Chalean Extreme DVD, it's one of older beachbody programmes. you need dumbbells, preferably adjustable, or (a set of) resistance band(s). it's 3 months, resistance workouts 3x week, plus cardio, abs and stretch for the remaining days.0
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I am a big fan of kettlebells. The exercises you do with kettlebells work more than just your arms because your core has to stablilize you as you perfom swings and stuff. They're really fun and there are many great kettlebell workouts on YouTube, notably the Fitness Blender series.0
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Actually, your body is already a great source for weight. Just need to do a different variation of a pushup, or plank. Changing from two legs to one leg.
Kettlebells are great too. A lot of creative exercises you can do with kettlebells.0 -
Keeping it simple do a push, pull & squat exercise. Repeat.
Push ups-if you cant do regular ones, do them against a counter or hands on steps, lowering a step as you build strength
Rows-little trickier, can be done on a door with sturdy hinges and doorknobs. Straddle door, grab door knob or wrap a towel for grip, pull towards door, squeezing back muscles tight. adjust feet forward/back to change tension. As you get stronger you can do these under a table, pulling yourself up.
Squats & lunges, for legs
check out these sites
nerdfitness,com
YAYOG
shotofadrenaline.net0
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