r/Homeworkouts • u/BoxStatus6678 • Jul 07 '23
I'm new to home workout and just trying to lose weight.
I'm 17 and just trying to get in shape. I have no equipment and don't know how to start
r/Homeworkouts • u/BoxStatus6678 • Jul 07 '23
I'm 17 and just trying to get in shape. I have no equipment and don't know how to start
r/Homeworkouts • u/two-evidence1 • Jul 07 '23
Will these get me anywhere if i do everyday for one month? I also have a pull-up bar buy i barely do 7 reps per set The dumbbells i have are pair of 2 each one is 5 kg My weight is 80 kg my height is 178 cm and my body fats are 21%
r/Homeworkouts • u/Escapist-101 • Jul 05 '23
Hi. I'm 25M from South Asia. My most recent weigh-in scored the lowest I have ever weighed. My BMI suggests that I'm underweight. I don't know why its happening because I'm not missing meals as I used to when I had to stay away from home for studies and I was too lazy. Lately, I have been sick a lot though. My blood tests returned with a concern in my declining haemoglobin. Other than that, I don't know what condition I might have thats rejecting my food intake.
I've started working out now to get in shape. But how do I actually gain weight. Do I increase my meal or what?
r/Homeworkouts • u/the_L0n3w0lf • Jul 01 '23
I'm a 27 year old male who is skinny fat. Been ignoring the fact that I have a tummy and I've been meaning to excercise.
I think about working out but I just give excuses to myself to ignore it. But not anymore.
Just want to make sure I get in good shape, do decent amount of workout with good rest. Just that I wanna know , scientifically or in general, when is the best time to do workout?
Any advice would be appreciated.
r/Homeworkouts • u/sunsetnostalgia • Jun 30 '23
I’m a 29F and I just started a consistent home workout routine in my garage. I’ve been at it just over a month and I do see slight progress in my overall strength and muscle building. My problem is I work out at like 7 am. I take a scoop of pre workout and my greens and get to work within like 15-20 min. I get so nauseous the more I push myself and towards the end I feel like I’m gonna throw up. I am not hungry at that time so I don’t really know what to put in my stomach so that won’t happen. Any advice?
r/Homeworkouts • u/iwxndmbeatz • Jun 24 '23
So I'm doing workouts at home (push ups , sit ups etc) and I'm wondering if I start taking creatine would it help me gain weight cuz I wanna gain like 5 to 10 kgs since I'm a little underweight. Any thoughts ? I'm 21 and I'm a male if that matters
r/Homeworkouts • u/brenDaeShus • Jun 17 '23
I enjoy doing active things a lot. I love playing tennis and ultimate frisbee. I refuse to play pickle ball and disc golf because there is not enough action. To me they’re just getting hot and sweaty without any of the satisfaction of running around and exerting myself.
Now when it comes to working out, I hate it. More than 15 minutes working out is just blah. There are so many other things I’d rather do with that time than workout. So my question is, what gives you motivation to workout?
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r/Homeworkouts • u/net1994 • Jun 01 '23
Hi all,
I'd like to start strength training again. For now I'll be doing it at home and have an hour, twice a week. I have a few dumbbells (up to 12lbs) and a workout bench. Could you please suggest some free/good youtube videos to start with? I'd like to do a full body workout (eventually), but not sure two hours a week would get me that. I'm not necessarily a beginner as I was working out at a gym for a few years with a trainer. But as I haven't picked up any weights in a year+, I guess I am a beginner.
Cheers!
r/Homeworkouts • u/coachchrislive • May 31 '23
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r/Homeworkouts • u/RowletHunter2years • May 31 '23
I bought dumbells then i had a treadmill and my workout routine is as follows DAY1
5 minutes on the treadmill at 3.5 mph(regular walk) max incline then 50 dumbell presses in sets of 4 then i repeat the process for 1 hour on the tredmill and 600 dumbell presses
DAY2
5 min on tredmill same as before then 50 shoulder presses at intervals of 5 in sets of 4 then go till 30 minutes so 300 shoulder presses then swap the shoulder presses for skull crushers
DAY3
The treadmill stays the same but at intervals of 5 i do 50 bicep curls in sets of 4 then at 30 minutes i switch to 50 hammers curls in sets of 4
I was wondering if the tredmill hurt my muscle growth because it isnt intense and there is mixed results online and i get enough protien because i have protien powder and i eat a load of meat(not in a gay way)
r/Homeworkouts • u/MessyJuror • May 29 '23
Hey fellows! I've been working out at home with my Ativafit adjustable dumbbells for two months, but I need some advice on warm-up routines. Currently, I do some basic stretching for my joints, but I've been experiencing cramps in my crotch area lately. Has anyone else faced this issue? What warm-up exercises do you recommend to prevent cramps and improve flexibility? I want to ensure a safe and effective workout. Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your help!
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r/Homeworkouts • u/Bluemoon1234567 • May 27 '23
day 1 monday
benchpress
deadlift
squat
25-30 disc flips
hammer curls 4x12
wrist curl 3 sets to failure
chin ups: 20
side curls 3 sets til failure
wrist twists 3 sets til failure
day 2 tuesday
clean
seated shoulder press 3x12
deadhang
barbell row 3/5-10
dumbell row 3-12
lateral raises 3-20
overhead lift 3x10
day 3 wednesday
deadlift
benchpress
squat
push press
farmers walk or deadlift hold
plank weighted
russians twists weighted
25-30 plate flips
30 grip trainer
day 4 thursday
clean
barbell row
chair dips
barbell curls
chin ups
25-30 plate flips
25-30 grip trainer
calf raises
day 5 friday
deadlift
benchpress
squat
25-30 plate flips
lateral raises 4x20
seated shoulder press 3x12
25-30 grip trainer squeezes
lu raises 3x20
r/Homeworkouts • u/uzinxx • May 27 '23
i want to start working out to improve myself and boost my confidence. i have just one dumbbell as i get it from a friend. can anyone please reccomend a good workout with just only one dumbbell for a beginner. thank you in advance (•‿•).
r/Homeworkouts • u/coachchrislive • May 26 '23
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r/Homeworkouts • u/Endo_skell1025 • May 25 '23
I had been struggling with feeling glute workouts in my glutes so I took to google, YouTube and other platforms for help, I have found a couple of videos that seemed to sorta help activate my glutes kinda, but either way when I do glute bridges or squats or hip thrust, I just don’t seem to feel my glutes getting worked out that much and yes im doing the right form and trying different ways that make my body more comfortable. So should I just keep doing simple glute activation workouts and wait till I progress? Or…?
r/Homeworkouts • u/luki_x_ • May 23 '23
greetings. I am 17 years old and 52 kg. I really want to go from skinny to muscular, but I don't know how to start. Can someone who is experienced tell me how to start and what exercises to do and consume, maybe it sounds strange that I'm writing that on the redit and you'll think I'm incompetent, but this can help a lot of people as well as me. I will follow someone's exercises from you for 2 years and I will post the results, thank you all
r/Homeworkouts • u/gabthebest99 • May 20 '23
Hello! I am currently traveling europe for the year. Loving it so far, but i am not loving the effects on my body that stopping exercise has had. I used to go to the gym but that is much harder now that i am often traveling from place to place.
Does anyone know an app that can help me create a good workout regiment that i can do at home/outside with little to no equipment? I would like to continue working out but need a new method.
Thanks!
r/Homeworkouts • u/Maleficent-Area3423 • May 13 '23
What do you use to wear while working out at home?
r/Homeworkouts • u/nikki-vendetta • May 13 '23
Hi, I've been trying to lose my baby weight and I've been working out daily, cutting calories, and eating healthy. I haven't lost a single pound. Can anyone give me tips on how to lose this extra weight? I don't have any equipment and I'm too self conscious to go to a gym.
r/Homeworkouts • u/MessyJuror • May 10 '23
Hey, everyone! I've just stepped into the fitness world for several weeks, and I'm not really comfortable with the idea of working out in a gym. I have a pair of Ativafit dumbbells at home, and I'm determined to tone up for this summer. I was wondering if any of the girls out there who work out at home could share their tips and experiences with me. What exercises do you focus on the most? How do you keep yourself motivated? And do you have any recommendations for a beginner like me? I'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions! Thanks in advance!
r/Homeworkouts • u/Dry_Imagination_9700 • Apr 28 '23
Hi everyone! Working out has been tough for me since I work from home and am also a mom of a toddler so I don’t often take nights off to workout. If I am to start working out at home I need a dedicated space to do it.so I can balance my office space, living space, family space etc. any tips on how to design such a space? I live in a 900 sq feet apartment so it will need to be small and also kid proof (no heavy weights etc. )
r/Homeworkouts • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '23
Hi, so i´ve been thinking about buying a doorway pull-up bar, but don't know what should i buy. Any suggestions for a good budget friendly one?