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10-Move Full-Body Workout at Home - Fitness - MyFitnessPal PDF
10-Move Full-Body Workout at Home - Fitness - MyFitnessPal PDF
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When you’re stuck at home and feeling restless, a workout can clear
your mind and release pent-up energy. Whether you have dumbbells in
your home gym or get creative with gallon jugs, this workout can be
done in your living room.
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WORKOUT
This workout consists of 10 basic exercises. Some are for your lower
body, some for your upper body and some for your core. Perform 10
reps of each exercise, then move onto the next one. If an exercise works
on one side at a time, do 10 reps on each side. After you’ve done every
exercise, repeat the whole circuit again. If you’re still feeling energized,
go for a third round. You can even set a timer and do AMRAP (as many
reps as possible) until it goes off.
For this exercise you’ll need a little bit of room. It works the outsides of
your hips, which are the glute muscles, and the outside of your thighs.
You might also feel a stretch in your groin. Angel Baez, a New York-
based personal trainer, recommends holding something heavy in each
hand to make the exercise harder. He suggests gallon containers of milk
or water. You can also Ill a suitcase with weight and press it overhead
after each lunge, says Baez, to use your shoulders in the movement.
The move: Start standing with your feet together. Take a big step out to
the side with your right foot. Both feet should point forward. Stick your
butt back and lean to the right. Squat as low as you can with the right
leg, keeping your left leg straight. Then, step back up to the center and
repeat on the left side. Continue to alternate for 10 reps on each side.
Plank Walkdown
If you have hardwood hoors or another unforgiving surface, you might
want a towel or something soft to protect your elbows. This upper-body
exercise works your shoulders and triceps. It’s helpful if you’re trying to
improve your pushup strength.
The move: Start on the ground in a pushup position with your arms out
straight and hands under your shoulders. Put your right forearm down
on the ground, then the left. You’re now in a plank position. Then, put
your right hand on the ground and straighten your right arm. Do the
same with the left. You’re now in a pushup position. Repeat 10 times.
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The move: Find a hat surface, like a chair or couch. Stand 2 feet in front
of it, facing away. Lift one foot and put it on the couch or chair. You can
dig your toes in or let the foot lie hat.
Lower your back knee down until it’s an inch above the ground. Lean
forward slightly over your front leg throughout the exercise. Then, come
back up to complete one rep. Do 10 reps on one leg, then switch to the
other leg.
Dips
Your shoulders and triceps work overtime in this exercise. You can
make it harder by placing something heavy in your lap, like a weighted
backpack. You can also pull a chair in front of you and place your feet
on the chair so your legs are straight. This exercise works your
shoulders, triceps and chest.
The move: Find a chair or couch. Sit at the very edge with your hands
next to you. Walk your body forward so your butt is in front of the edge.
You can keep your feet planted or straighten your legs out to make it
harder.
Bend your elbows and lower yourself down toward the ground. Keep
going until your elbows are bent to 90 degrees. Then, press yourself
back up until your elbows are locked out. Repeat 10 times.
The move: Start kneeling on the ground with a foam roller horizontal in
front of you. With your hands on the roller, push your hips forward so
your butt isn’t sticking out. Now roll the foam roller forward slowly with
your hands and you reach your arms out. Go as low as you feel
comfortable, then roll back to the starting position.
Glute Bridges
Noam Tamir, personal trainer and owner of TS Fitness in New York City
recommends glute bridges for building your booty at home. For this
exercise you can use one leg at a time to make it more challenging. You
can also put your feet on an elevated surface like the edge of a couch or
chair. Doing so increases your range of motion, says Tamir, which
makes the exercise more diocult.
The move: Lie on your back on the ground. Plant your feet six inches in
front of your butt. Lift your hips up as high as you can, driving through
your heels. Lower your butt back to the ground to complete on rep. To
make it harder, keep one leg in the air and drive through one leg, working
one glute at a time. Complete 10 reps on each leg.
The move: Put your dumbbells or kettlebells on the ground. You can use
one or two. Get into a pushup position with the weight between your
hands. Set your feet wide. Pick the weight up with your right hand and
row it into your rib cage. Avoid turning your hips as you pull. Set it back
down and switch sides. Complete 10 reps on each side.
Dumbbell Stepups
Get creative to add weight to this exercise. You can hold weights, heavy
bags or even suitcases.
The move: Grab your weights and hold them by your sides. Find a chair
or couch that’s stable enough for you to stand on. It shouldn’t feel
wobbly. Put one foot up on the surface. Lean forward and step up with
the other foot so you’re standing tall at the top. Then, step back down
with the same foot and repeat 10 times before switching legs.
The move: Start standing with your dumbbells in your hands. Curl the
dumbbells up with your palms facing up. Bring them to your shoulders
with your palms facing each other. Then, press the weights overhead
until your elbows are locked out. Bring the dumbbells down to your
shoulders and then lower them back to your sides to complete one rep.
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professional athletes to grandparents. To Ind out more
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