Do you have an idea of having a fitness routine and now you are a bit lost on where to start? Don't worry, you're not alone. We all desire to get fit but just we do not know how and where to begin to get fit. The best part? You do not require a big machine or even a lot of space. With simple exercises at home and a certain push, you will soon be able to exercise at your living room, even with only a single yoga mat or a piece of a bedsheet on the floor.
Why At-Home Workouts?
Exercises at home are ideal when people have full schedules, limited financial means, and those who do not want to see a crowd at the gym. To those in Indian households, it is even more convenient, as one can do exercises during the middle of daily tasks, when watching TV, or even in the early morning, when the rest of the house is asleep!
I started only simple exercises at my place. That itself made me feel energetic and provided more confidence, improved mood and healthier days.
How to Begin: Set Your Own Pace
- To begin with, all you have to remember is:
- Wear comfortable dress.
- Keep a bottle of water.
- Make a little room--no more.
- Flex up your neck and shoulders, arms and legs.
In the event that you have medical problems, discuss with your doctor.
Gyms equipments are not necessary to exercise your whole body. And the weight of your very own body suffices! These are some of the most appropriate moves that you can begin with:
1. Squats
- Great for your legs and hips.
- Position feet at shoulder distance.
- Sit down as though you are sitting on a chair which is not there.
- Stand straight, back, chest, arms forward.
- Get low as much as you can, and get up again.
- Count it for 10-15 times.
2. Push-Ups (Modified or Wall Push-Ups)
- To perform easy push-ups, stand close to the wall: Position your arm length before the wall and put your hands on it after which you can pull the body towards the wall and push up.
- Or push-ups on the floor on the knees. Begin with 5-10 and go more when you become stronger.
3. Lunges
Exercises the legs, enhances balance.
- Stand up straight.
- Take a step forward with one leg, Flex both knees.
- Be sure that your knee does not extend over your toe.
- Return and switch legs. Repeat 10 on each leg.
4. Plank
One that was popular in enhancing the whole core.
- Bending the elbows and forearms on the ground, and try to make your whole body straight.
- Hold for 10-15 seconds.
- Breathe naturally. Repeat 3-5 times.
5. Glute Bridges
Good for hips and lower back.
- Getting on your back with knees bent, and feet flat on the floor.
- Raise your hips until your body becomes straight between the shoulders and knees.
- Still for 2-3 seconds and then down. Repeat 10-15 times.
6. Marching by making High Knees
Preferable to the heart and feel-good.
- March in time, swinging the knees up as high as you can.
- Warm up (1 min) with deeper breath.
20-Min Workout Beginners
The following is a simple plan:
1. Warm-Up (3 mins):
- Arm circles, lowly jogging/marching, neck and wrist rolling.
2. Main Circuit (Repeat Twice):
- 10 squats
- 8-10 push-ups (wall or knee version)
- 10 lunges each leg
- 10-15 sec plank
- 10 glute bridges
Rest after every exercise: 30sec.
3. Cool Down (4 mins):
- Stretching slowly of legs, arms and back. Take breaths deeper.
Total time: About 20 mins. Take your time, pay attention to your body. there are days you are going to be energetic soon.
Tips for Making It has a Habit
- Routine: Morning, evenings, when you are ready.
- Keep the goals s/he since simple goals like I will move in 20 minutes are good enough.
- Record the progress: You can use a notebook or a phone reminder to be motivated.
- Keep no comparisons: The road you drive is not much like yours.
- Every small achievement: Have you completed your plan of the week? Take a healthy snack or get your friends to celebrate with you.

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