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Fit Life: No Gym? No Problem!

Posted By: HR avatar

Published to Newsletter on Apr 29, 2020

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By Lauren Lewis, Employee Wellness health education consultant and personal trainer


As a personal trainer, I’m thrilled that many are getting creative with at-home workouts, especially without equipment. Now is a great time to learn how to maintain an exercise program when there’s no gym available.

Before COVID-19, think of the times when your fitness routine took a back seat because you didn’t have access to a gym. Traveling is usually the number one reason, but what about lack of time in general?

Use this time to practice getting a quick and effective workout at home, or just about anywhere, and you’ll be ready for whatever life brings you when we are back to normal. You’ll be wondering why you ever wasted your energy feeling guilty that you didn’t get to the gym.


Mastering Body weight Movements

Ideally, you should be proficient in the basic body weight movements before using weights. You need to have proper mechanics and movement patterns when doing squats, push-ups, hip hinging, and lunging.

Here are the bodyweight movements to be working on right now at home:

  • Squats, including lunges and split squats
  • Push-ups and Pull-ups (if you have a pull up bar)
  • Core work such as planks and sit-up variations
  • Hip hinging movements such as single leg toe touches and glute bridges

There are many different variations for these bodyweight movements, but let’s start here with this basic approach to body weight exercises. This is great for beginners!

Like Lauren’s tips? Subscribe to Lauren’s email listserv The Fit Life for weekly fitness information and daily movement tips.

Tags: EmployeeWellness, Fitness, Wellness



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