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Want to Start Working Out But Have No Idea Where to Begin? Start here...

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You want to start working out regularly, but have no idea where to begin, what to do or how often to do it.

TRY THIS!

This super simple routine, done 3 days a week on non-consecutive days can help get you moving:

Super Simple Workout

  • 10 wall pushups

  • 10 squats to a chair

  • 10 backpack rows

  • 10 static lunges per leg

    Repeat the entire workout 3 times.

A few helpful notes:

  • If the wall-pushups are too easy, you can progress to counter pushups (hand on the kitchen counter), or even to hands on the stairs. As you get stronger, you can move down a step, until eventually you’re performing pushups with your hands on the ground.

  • Backpack rows can use anything you could lift as a weight. For example: a shopping bag with some cans, a backpack with some books, a big bag of rice, dumbbells/kettlebells/sandbag if you have them, etc. As you get stronger, add more items/weight.

  • With the static lunges, only go down so far as is comfortable to start. As you get stronger, and get used to all your stabilizer muscles keeping you balanced, you will find you have a greater range of motion and can get your knee closer to the ground.

  • If you’re starting exercising for the first time, or coming back after some time off, it’s always best to check with your doctor before you begin any program or fitness routine.

Already been working out consistently for a couple months and not sure what to do next?

Try a few workouts from here!

Or, if you’re looking for a more comprehensive, personalized plan, hit me up with a DM or email and let’s create a great program for your specific goals and lifestyle! I’d love to hear from you!

7 Bodyweight Workouts You Can Do Almost Anywhere

While bodyweight movements can be considered a simple form of exercise - make no mistake: simple doesn’t necessarily mean easy. These workouts are simple, scalable to any fitness level and you can do them just about anywhere.

These workouts also make great benchmark workouts. Do a 5-10 minute warm-up (like this one), then complete any workout to your best ability. Track your score. Then keep up with your training for 6-8 weeks. Repeat the workout and see how far you’ve progressed! (Need a personalized fitness program? Click right here and let’s work together!)

Choose a place - your garage, front yard or a park. Lace up your shoes, grab a friend and get it done.

Here are 7 simple (but not easy!) workouts you can do with absolutely zero equipment.

Don’t forget to do a quick warm-up!

Workout 1

20-18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2 reps of:

  • Squats

  • Pushups

  • Back lunges

  • Burpees

  • Situps

Workout 2

  • 800 m run

  • 12 squats

  • 12 burpees

  • 600 m run

  • 10 squats

  • 10 burpees

  • 400 m run

  • 8 squats

  • 8 burpees

  • 200 m run

  • 6 squats

  • 6 burpees

Then repeat all the way back up in reverse order until you have completed the 800 m run again.

Workout 3

5 rounds for time

  • 400 m run

  • 20 burpees

Workout 4

EMOM 10 (Every Minute on the Minute for 10 minutes)

  • 5 pushups

  • 5 squats

  • 5 burpees

Workout 5

200 burpees for time

Workout 6

1000 rep workout

4 rounds of 25 reps each of:

  • pushups

  • squats

  • tricep dips

  • v-ups

  • lunges left leg

  • plank shoulder taps

  • lunges right leg

  • bicycle crunches

  • mountain climbers

  • glute bridges

Workout 7

40 seconds on, 20 seconds off of each move

  • High knees

  • Plank jacks

  • Dead bugs - alternating sides

  • Mountain Climbers

  • Squat jumps

  • Skaters

  • Bear Crawl

Repeat x3

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