Home Workout Help?
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chriscao1997
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Hello, I am trying to get into shape and trying to lose weight. I would like some help with some exercise routines and ways to stay on track.
I would like to know some cardio, chest, arms, and full body workouts and routines. (Just FYI I do not have much exercise equipment at home besides a pull up bar.
I would like to know some cardio, chest, arms, and full body workouts and routines. (Just FYI I do not have much exercise equipment at home besides a pull up bar.
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Have you checked out Youtube for workouts? You don't need a lot of equipment to get a great workout. You can look into workout programs like Convict Conditioning and other body weight workouts. That combined with walking or running and you're set.1
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Definitely YouTube. Jessica Smith TV channel is good for all levels no equipment needed and Body Fit by Amy. Also have Pop Sugar Fitness2
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Hasfit I won't look at any others now the post a new workout routine monthly 5 day's on 2 days off each month is different there are 2 trainers one does the "hard" version and one shows you a "modified easier" version0
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As the others have recommended, YouTube is the way to go. I would highly recommend Fitnessblender as they have some really great workouts on their channel and as a bonus they are some really great, genuine people. For a lot of their workouts you don't need to have any equipment. If you want more from them they also have a website and in addition to their free videos have some paid and personalised programmes if that's what you're looking for.3
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if you want to learn how to run there's c25k app1
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I'm only doing bodyweight workouts at the moment, and they do get me in shape. I'm certainly not complaining.1
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What about JustDance?2
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Your body will give you all the resistance you need to get strong and lean. Stick to the basics. Pushups, Pullups, Dips, Planks, Situps, Burpees, squats and lunges. Try doing holds for 1-2 seconds at the top and bottom of every workout to really make it challenging.1
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PopSugar on Youtube has some fun workouts. I also like Jenny Ford step workouts, if you have a step. Resistance bands are also good if you are short on space.0
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Do you have any equipment or DVD's??0
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Look up You are your own gym, Convict Conditioning, Naked Warrior, or DDP Yoga.0
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Darebee.com is also a good resource for at home bodyweight workouts. Lots of different workouts and programs from built for you to build you own.0
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Another free workout resource that I found really helpful was HASFIT.com great videos and monthly calendar based workout plans for different levels of fitness with links to the videos.0
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FitnessBlender is amazing. They have a youtube channel but you can also go to their website to customize the type of workout you want to do (no equipment, cardio, upper/lower body, time, calories) and it'll filter things out for you.
Any time I don't feel like or don't have enough time to venture out to the gym I through on one of those and get a pretty intense workout in.2 -
Another vote for FitnessBlender!
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You might want to look around on craigslist and see if you can pick up a weight bench or some other exercise equipment on the cheap. You can find some pretty good deals on there sometimes.0
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Walmart has some pretty cheap dumbells too, that serve their purpose.0
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JustSomeJD wrote: »
Yep.Got 5 or 6 myself!0 -
I have a treadmill at home. That's all I do apart from going for walks.0
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