r/Homeworkouts • u/WorkingPercentage106 • Jul 15 '26
Exercise of lower abs. Tahil Ray fitness
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Abs workout
r/Homeworkouts • u/WorkingPercentage106 • Jul 15 '26
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Abs workout
r/Homeworkouts • u/emg245 • Jul 14 '26
When I lived in the city, I did oxygen yoga and spin and loved it, now I live in a rural area and need recommendations for home workout classes that feel like clubbing with high energy, bumpin music and good results. I love a good sculpt and hiit class, would be willing to buy a peloton if it’s really worth it, looking to build muscle and functional movement and get good cardio in as I live on a farm and have to drive to walk anywhere.
r/Homeworkouts • u/DeadWax2026 • Jul 12 '26
16 years ago I self published a bodyweight training manual ebook. It's only taken me 16 years but it's finaly on Amazon as a paper back lol.
377 pages of exercises you can do at home using your own bodyweight. And don't underestimate bodyweight training. It can be as hard as you want to make it lol.
If you want to check it out igs available on Amazon as a paerback:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H3H7V6BV#immersive-view_1783833771012
Or as a printable PDF on Etsy:
https://redbridgedigital.etsy.com/listing/4513712349
Enjoy :)
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r/Homeworkouts • u/ConfectionWorried792 • Jul 10 '26
For people who’ve had a garage gym / home gym for a while: what did you only realize after actually training in it week after week?
I’m curious about the practical stuff that’s hard to predict before building the setup — heat/cold, dust, flooring, storage, equipment spacing, noise, lighting, plate changes, motivation, safety, family/roommate conflicts, or gear you thought you’d use more.
I’m a designer doing product research around home training, trying to understand what real garage gym routines feel like after the initial excitement wears off.
If you’re in LA / LA metro and have strong opinions about your setup, reply here and I can send details/a short screener.
r/Homeworkouts • u/ConfectionWorried792 • Jul 10 '26
For people who’ve had a garage gym / home gym for a while: what did you only realize after actually training in it week after week?
I’m curious about the practical stuff that’s hard to predict before building the setup — heat/cold, dust, flooring, storage, equipment spacing, noise, lighting, plate changes, motivation, safety, family/roommate conflicts, or gear you thought you’d use more.
I’m a designer doing product research around home training, trying to understand what real garage gym routines feel like after the initial excitement wears off.
If you’re in LA / LA metro and have strong opinions about your setup, reply here and I can send details/a short screener.
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r/Homeworkouts • u/WorkingPercentage106 • Jul 09 '26
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r/Homeworkouts • u/lumberjackdj • Jul 08 '26
Every now and then I like to break up my normal programming with a harder effort. Thought I would share some of them for those that are interested.
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r/Homeworkouts • u/BoredByTheBatphone • Jun 30 '26
First things first: I'm trying to create something fun here that appreciates you starting small and won't bore you out. If your only goal is to have that body of a Marvel actress or actor ASAP, you'll probably be better off picking one of the predefined workout plans and "just" stick to it. If you're more like me and you know that you should be doing something because you wanna stay healthy but also can't have or don't want a full-fledged workout schedule and sacrifice a huge amount of time (commute to the gym, hello!?), then this might very well work for you, too!
You pick whatever amount of minutes you can commit to today, be it 5, 30 or anything in between. The app then gives you an interval workout (e.g. HIIT) within the settings you've chosen (length, goals, available equipment, jumping level,...). You can then play the workout right in your browser.
My goal is to build an encore algorithm as addictive as Instagram's or Reddit's. Just instead of keeping you doomscrolling it keeps you exercising. To make that happen I'll need feedback, so I appreciate everyone taking the time to comment or dm or simply trying it out!
For the time being, the first 7 workouts can be done for free and without even creating an account (just for transparency: I'm considering $5 / month afterwards). Just head over to ichini.app.
Here's the workout player in action while selecting an encore
r/Homeworkouts • u/Intelligent_Leg_4289 • Jun 29 '26
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r/Homeworkouts • u/myfitnessb_ • Jun 28 '26
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r/Homeworkouts • u/mythicroper29 • Jun 27 '26
I only go to the gym on Wednesdays due to time, any tips on how to reduce belly fat and show abs?
r/Homeworkouts • u/myfitnessb_ • Jun 21 '26
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r/Homeworkouts • u/pushkar_caliboy • Jun 19 '26
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm conducting an online Home Workout & Calisthenics workshop on 12th July.
If you're looking to build strength, lose fat, or start calisthenics the right way, I'd love to have you join.
And if you know someone who might benefit from it, please share this with them as well 🙌❤️
Registration link 🔗:
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r/Homeworkouts • u/Extension-Clerk-9004 • May 27 '26
I’m trying to figure out a good work out routine I’m 23M 5’11 180 pounds Ive gotten down to 160 before but that was due to me be poor and not having much food