Maybe the interruptions of life are keeping you from getting in the gym.
Maybe you're trying to save a few bucks on a gym membership, and you're looking for a workout plan you can do at home.
Whatever your situation, I have good news: it's very possible to get a great workout at home.
Here are five ways to do it: One - jump rope Jumping rope is one of my personal favorites for a quick, efficient, and economical cardio workout.
The small learning curve it takes to master jump rope technique is well worth the benefits you'll realize from it.
Try alternating the following exercises for ten minutes for a quick at home jump rope workout:
A single kettlebell enables you to work your entire body in a really short amount of time.
Three - use dumbbells to train at home Add a pair of dumbells to your at-home equipment set up and you have all you need to get a fantastic full-body workout.
Dumbbells allow you to add resistance to your workout and do traditional exercises like presses, rows, and a whole lot more.
Four - use your own body weight Do a circuit of exercises with your own body weight for a quick and efficient full body at home workout.
The possibilities are nearly endless - try completing this sequence three times without resting:
It's important to do some flexibility training to balance out your training program.
I incorporate basic yoga moves into my clients' routines all the time.
I find that many of the basic yoga poses - downward dog, pigeon, child's pose, cobra - just give you a much better stretch in the target muscle groups than some other more traditional stretches.
The bottom line is that with your own body weight and some basic equipment, you can get a great workout wherever you are.
Jumping rope, training with kettlebells, using dumbbells, training with your own body weight, and working on your flexibility are five ways to get great workouts at home.
Good luck with your fitness program and keep training hard!
Maybe you're trying to save a few bucks on a gym membership, and you're looking for a workout plan you can do at home.
Whatever your situation, I have good news: it's very possible to get a great workout at home.
Here are five ways to do it: One - jump rope Jumping rope is one of my personal favorites for a quick, efficient, and economical cardio workout.
The small learning curve it takes to master jump rope technique is well worth the benefits you'll realize from it.
Try alternating the following exercises for ten minutes for a quick at home jump rope workout:
- single jumps
- alternating feet jumps
- hand crossover jumps
- lunge jumps
- double jumps
A single kettlebell enables you to work your entire body in a really short amount of time.
Three - use dumbbells to train at home Add a pair of dumbells to your at-home equipment set up and you have all you need to get a fantastic full-body workout.
Dumbbells allow you to add resistance to your workout and do traditional exercises like presses, rows, and a whole lot more.
Four - use your own body weight Do a circuit of exercises with your own body weight for a quick and efficient full body at home workout.
The possibilities are nearly endless - try completing this sequence three times without resting:
- 20 squats
- 15 sit ups
- 10 push ups
It's important to do some flexibility training to balance out your training program.
I incorporate basic yoga moves into my clients' routines all the time.
I find that many of the basic yoga poses - downward dog, pigeon, child's pose, cobra - just give you a much better stretch in the target muscle groups than some other more traditional stretches.
The bottom line is that with your own body weight and some basic equipment, you can get a great workout wherever you are.
Jumping rope, training with kettlebells, using dumbbells, training with your own body weight, and working on your flexibility are five ways to get great workouts at home.
Good luck with your fitness program and keep training hard!
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