As major gym chains have closed their doors to curb the coronavirus outbreak, people are increasingly turning to digital workout programs to maintain their exercise routines from home. Services online have all said they've seen an increase in demand and engagement over the past several days.
Americans grapple with new social distancing measures to curb the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, a growing number of people are turning to at-home fitness apps to stay in shape. This has prompted fitness lovers and gym-goers to flock to apps and digital services that offer virtual workout sessions.
If you are seeking an outlet for workouts, cabin fever, anxiety and a cure for boredom during this social distancing period, I am sharing a few workouts you can do in your home without needing gym equipment and not needing to pay for an app online.
Seat tricep plunges - Sit on the edge of a seat clutching the front with your hands. Spot your feet out before you (bowed legs for simpler choice or straight legs to make it harder) and bring down your elbows to a 90-degree point before pushing back up.
Table top press ups - Incline press ups should be possible anyplace around the home - on a table, a bed, a seat or even a divider. To utilize a table, place your hands on the table with your legs loosened up behind you, body pleasant and straight. Let your weight down keeping your elbows tight to your body, and press back up.
Living room abs - Discover an area in your living room with a large enough space for you to incline back and toward. Sit with either your legs out flat and straight or crossed and lean back at a 45 degree angle like you would in a seat with a reclined position at the pool when reading a book, and hold. Give it time and you'll before long feel the workout in your abs! If you need a little extra help then you can get a water container, milk jug or something with a little weight that you can safely hold onto and put it in front of you with your arms out front to help offset your balance and keep you level while slowly leaning back.
Water bottle turns - Sit on the floor holding a large water bottle (or any container with fluid in). Recline with a straight back and draw in your center. Turn your middle and attempt to contact the floor each side with the water or milk bottle. Make it harder by lifting your feet off the floor.
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