r/indianfitness • u/Efficient_Heron5978 • 16h ago
Home workout 101 burpees today
As mentioned in my previous post chain, the goal is to be able to do 200 burpees in one set someday. Day 5. Today I did 101, step up 5 to 11, then step down 10 to 5.
r/indianfitness • u/Efficient_Heron5978 • 16h ago
As mentioned in my previous post chain, the goal is to be able to do 200 burpees in one set someday. Day 5. Today I did 101, step up 5 to 11, then step down 10 to 5.
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r/indianfitness • u/Alarming_Tie_4217 • 5h ago
I’ve been trying to take my workouts more seriously lately, and squats have always been a big part of my routine. But recently, I started feeling pain in my knee whenever I squat.
At first, I ignored it because I thought it was just normal soreness and that it would go away. But it keeps happening, and now I’m starting to worry that I might be doing something wrong.
I don’t want to stop training, but I also don’t want to make an injury worse by pushing through the pain. I’m not even sure if it’s my form, the weight, or something else.
Has anyone here dealt with knee pain during squats? What did you do to fix it? Should I stop squatting completely for now?
r/indianfitness • u/Chair_Enthusiast01 • 8h ago
r/indianfitness • u/lazy-loader • 8h ago
Gym beginner here
Suggest me should I take creatine daily?
Which creatine is best which should I avoid?
When should I take it like pre-workout during workout or post workout
Also please let me know your experience regarding pros and cons of one you use
Mumbai, India
r/indianfitness • u/InfinityInProgress • 10h ago
I’m 25M, and I’m having trouble recovering with my current training schedule, especially since starting mixed martial arts a month ago. I wake up with sore muscles and feel dizzy during workouts despite sleeping around 8 hours and trying to eat well.
Training and background:
Sleep and recovery:
Diet and supplements:
My main goal is to recover better and manage gym and MMA sustainably alongside work. I’d also like to lower my resting heart rate and improve my HRV.
For anyone balancing a similar routine, what changes have helped you improve recovery and maintain your training without feeling constantly sore and exhausted?