Body Weight Exercises
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Does anyone do these ?
http://darebee.com/workouts.html
It was called Neila Ray (Which I must admit I thought was Neil for a time) Workouts
Ive give a few a try and they are genuinely hard if done properly. Or maybe I'm a wimp. But its good if you have not got any equiptment, or you are in a hotel etc.
http://darebee.com/workouts.html
It was called Neila Ray (Which I must admit I thought was Neil for a time) Workouts
Ive give a few a try and they are genuinely hard if done properly. Or maybe I'm a wimp. But its good if you have not got any equiptment, or you are in a hotel etc.
I don't do those particular ones but I can't see why they wouldn't be useful.
The trick with body weight exercises is to always make sure you're using the right adjustments to ensure the exercise is suitably challenging. For instance, if you're finding pull ups easy and want to work the lats, try front levers. Push ups too easy? Stick a 20kg plate weight on your back. If you did this, then you can apply the same principles of any popular strength training routine and avoid turning them into a high rep routine. If building strength is your goal.
The trick with body weight exercises is to always make sure you're using the right adjustments to ensure the exercise is suitably challenging. For instance, if you're finding pull ups easy and want to work the lats, try front levers. Push ups too easy? Stick a 20kg plate weight on your back. If you did this, then you can apply the same principles of any popular strength training routine and avoid turning them into a high rep routine. If building strength is your goal.
LordGrover said:
AntiLagGC8 said:
LordGrover said:
I'm going to add a few of those to my morning yoga exercises. Now the weather's picking up I can get on the patio for half an hour before work.
Yoga on the patio! I'd pay to see that video Hoofy said:
I don't do those particular ones but I can't see why they wouldn't be useful.
The trick with body weight exercises is to always make sure you're using the right adjustments to ensure the exercise is suitably challenging. For instance, if you're finding pull ups easy and want to work the lats, try front levers. Push ups too easy? Stick a 20kg plate weight on your back. If you did this, then you can apply the same principles of any popular strength training routine and avoid turning them into a high rep routine. If building strength is your goal.
Makes sense.The trick with body weight exercises is to always make sure you're using the right adjustments to ensure the exercise is suitably challenging. For instance, if you're finding pull ups easy and want to work the lats, try front levers. Push ups too easy? Stick a 20kg plate weight on your back. If you did this, then you can apply the same principles of any popular strength training routine and avoid turning them into a high rep routine. If building strength is your goal.
DervVW said:
Makes sense.
I've done my research and do train in certain BW exercises - possibly not suitable for the novice though and before I come across as sounding all powerfully-built, you're welcome to have a go - front lever, human flag, planche. I've not nailed the planche yet, still only tucked.These days, I'm very much in a K-I-S-S mentality for everything I do. So you won't catch me doing one-legged back squats on a gym ball while juggling a mongoose and a meerkat. Some PTers think it's good for you but why the fk do you need to have that good a core. Do some front levers or something. Oh, you can't?
Hoofy said:
DervVW said:
Makes sense.
I've done my research and do train in certain BW exercises - possibly not suitable for the novice though and before I come across as sounding all powerfully-built, you're welcome to have a go - front lever, human flag, planche. I've not nailed the planche yet, still only tucked.DervVW said:
They are tough! I didn't know what they were so asked google. Now I feel like a weakling! ha ha
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