Saturday, June 20, 2015

Can at Home Fitness Workouts Be As Effective As Gym Workouts?

Sometimes you can not go to the gym every time you want to run meetings later, the traffic is backed up, the car breaks down or something happens that prevents you from getting into your workout. The next time this happens, you may want to consider working at home instead of jumping to the full training session.  

Are they trained at home, because I do not think you can get a decent workout? Well, think again because you are quite wrong, you can. In workouts at home, if done with a reasonable level, it can be extremely effective. A good workout at home can be made even better if you add a pair of dumbbells.

So depending on your fitness goals, training at home may not be suitable for all people all the time, and nothing will ever replace weight lifting for building mass, even for the most gym rats devoted, working at home can be a nice break from the routine from time to time in the gym
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 Moreover, it is always a good idea to keep your muscles guessing by challenging them. There are some other benefits of exercise at home too: you can listen to your favorite music, no waiting for machines, do not disturb, do not worry about cleaning up after others and you should not drive .  

It can also be a great way to avoid the escape inside from time to time, when you just do not feel like going to the gym or need a change of pace. If you have children at home workouts can help you get on the right track from the start.

The question is, however, "is working on effective home and can see the results?" The answer is yes! The key, though for the effective home exercise program is to include exercises that work three key areas: cardio, strength and flexibility. Even if you do not have a home gym fully equipped, there are plenty of exercises you can do using only your body weight.  


Maintaining a set of dumbbells around the house can give your workout at home a few teeth and get your muscles pumped. In addition, they do not take up much space and help stabilize and develop the muscles that are important for strength, balance and posture. Some strength training exercises can be done at home using just your body weight and weight include:

Chest: Pushups are great for working the pectorals. Vary the spreading hands to work on different parts of the chest. For best effect, place your feet on a chair or bed and try some of the decline of pumps. Do some dumbbell chest presses lying on the ground and fly dumbbells (flat or inclined, if you happen to have an adjustable bed at home) to round things.


Shoulders: The shoulders are slightly more difficult to solve using only your body weight so it is best to use weights. These are all great exercises that are easy to make at home: sitting press, lateral raises, front raises, bent shoulder flies and reverse the rise; vertical row.


Weapons: There are many effective exercises you can do at home to spice up your arm with a chair and a set of dumbbells. Biceps: As in the gym can be done sitting or standing biceps curls, concentrated curls, standing or seated alternating curls and hammer curls.


 Triceps: push-ups with your hands close together is a great way to strengthen your triceps. Or, sitting on a chair, doing push-ups behind the neck with a dumbbell. The use of a chair can also make pots curves and wine lying on the floor can make some changes with a dumbbell triceps extensions.

Back: To the back, try ranks Cufflinks, dead lifts and if you have a place where you can do push-ups with a dumbbell between your ankles really give you extra power.


Legs: There are many exercises you can do at home to work the legs, but add weight and will be even more effective. Examples include: squats, dumbbell slots with dumbbells and standing calf raise (with a dumbbell in one hand).



Adding weight to your cardio routine outside the gym or at home can help you make the most of your time. Perform a set of weights with you when you walk, alternating between loops and just take them to his side. If you do this, however, do not move your arms around too much, it can easily be damaged. If you have access to a set of stairs, up and down wearing a pair of dumbbells at your side, you get your heart moving in no time.


If you want to skip the gym for a workout at home but do not want to throw your metabolism at a higher level while you're hanging around the house, set aside some time during the day to spend minute move using weights. 


 A study by the University of Missouri (Columbia) found that when we spend too much time sitting in our butts, fat slow mechanisms to a stop near the fire. No surprises, but the study also found that moving whenever possible, you can turn back the process of burning fat. 

 So instead of just hanging out on the couch for hours at a time, get up, pick up weights and get your ass moving, even if it is only ten minutes at a time. You will burn some extra calories and you will do your body good.

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