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]]>In addition to providing an extra stretch to your arms, chest, and back, this warm-up is great for increasing blood flow and flexibility. Simply lift your arms to shoulder height and swing them in front of your chest, crossing them one over the other as far as possible.
Ideal for warming up your cardiovascular system, bend your knees and stretch your left arm up and towards the right. Feel the burn on your left side before returning to the starting point and doing the same with your right arm.
Stand with your feet hip-width apart. Bend your arms, place them behind your head, and lift one leg up towards your body, bringing your knee up to your ribcage before switching legs.
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]]>Designed with beginners in mind, this short full-body warm-up routine includes a series of dynamic moves and stretches that you can use to prepare for pretty much any workout.
If you’re looking for a warm-up you can add to your routine when working out from home, this five-minute video will be your cup of tea. It’s an apartment-friendly, low-impact workout that doesn’t include any jumping moves.
If you’re one of those people who are dreading leg days, consider doing proper warm-ups to make them a little more bearable. Prepare your body for what’s to come with this short warm-up and your next leg day will be much more enjoyable.
Another warm-up routine designed with a specific fitness routine in mind, this five-minute upper body workout will help you warm up your core and shoulders and do some dynamic stretching.
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]]>The post Roll Out Your Body Before You Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Here are some warm-up exercises for you to do with the roller.
On your hands and knees, with your feet together and your knees wider than hip-width apart, put the roller between the left arm and knee. Straighten the right arm and place your wrist on the roller (so your hand is facing up) and roll underneath the left arm. You’re sure to feel a nice stretch in the back of the shoulders. Do both sides five times.
Lie on a mat with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Place the roller under your shoulder blades and roll up and down your back, by lifting the glutes off the mat and using the legs to help you. This is great for neck tension and any lower back pain.
For those who love to deadlift but don’t enjoy the stiff hamstrings after, this is for you. Sit on a mat and place the roller underneath one or both of your hamstrings. Your entire lower body should be off the mat and putting all the weight on the roller, and your arms will be helping you to back and forth.
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]]>From the best warm-up videos to HIIT workouts, strength training, yoga flows and cardio home workouts, YouTube has you covered. Here are the top ones for you to try!
Before you start any workout, you want to warm up. The Body Coach, Joe Wicks, has the best warm up for a pre-HIIT workout.
If you want to focus on certain parts of your body, then check out Kayla Itsines. She has a variety of videos targeting all your body parts, like this video is specific to your abs and arms.
Getting the legs and glutes in to shape is no easy feat, but with Tone It Up’s YouTube channel, you can try out an array of lower body exercise videos. All you need are some dumbbells or a kettlebell, and follow their lead!
If you don’t have time to waste and you want to get the most from your at home workout’s, then try these full body workouts. They target every muscle and you’ll definitely feel the burn the next day.
If you haven’t heard of Yoga with Adriene, then you’re missing out. She has so many yoga videos for you to choose from, even if you are a beginner! She also shares meditations and general stretching videos.
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]]>The post How to Exercise After a Long Break appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>You won’t be able to go from zero to five days a week without burning out again. The best way to start is to do one or two short workouts a week and start adding more time each week. There was a reason you stopped going in the first place and you don’t want to go back to that place, especially if it was overtraining. You want to go back slowly and give your muscles a chance to recover after every workout.
So many people go to the gym to say they have been to the gym, but don’t progress. If you want to make the most from your workouts, follow a plan that is designed for you and your goals. If you have time for two workouts per week, make them full body.
One of the main reasons people are put off from returning to exercise is the painful muscles after. If you have taken a long break, you will need to make sure to do a good 15-minute dynamic warm-up, with mobility exercises included. Don’t go into your first workout straight away—make sure that everything is warmed up before you start, and this will prevent the pain after.
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]]>The post The 4 Best Exercises to Tone Your Glutes appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Stand facing the box, holding dumbbells or a kettlebell. Place the left foot on the box and push through that leg to lift the right leg from the floor. Drive the right knee up so it is a at a 90-degree angle and then place it back on the floor. Do 10 reps on each side.
Take a set of dumbbells and start with your feet together at one end of the gym. Step the right leg forward and bend both knees to lower in a lunge. Press through the right foot to stand and then step the left leg forward and bend both knees into a lunge. Walk this way to the other end of the gym and back again.
Stand on the left leg and bring the right foot behind the left leg, point position. The arm with the weight is down by your side and will go down towards the floor when you start the exercise. Engage the abs and start to lean forward, lifting the right leg straight back so your torso and leg are parallel to the floor. Bring the right leg back to start position. Do 12 reps on each side.
Wrap a small resistant band around your thighs and lie flat on your back on a yoga mat, with your knees bent and pushing against the band and feet on the floor. Engage your core and start to lift the hips towards to the ceiling, keeping tension with the band the entire way up. Hold for one to two seconds and then come down to start position. Do 15 reps.
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]]>Lightly jogging in one spot can be a great way of getting your heart pumping and your breathing faster without overworking your muscles.
After making sure you have enough space, stand in an upright position and start jumping in one spot by stretching your arms and legs out before you in the shape of a starfish. This gets your blood pumping at the same time as gently working out your muscles, joints, and ligaments.
A fun way to gently get yourself moving before a workout is to do some dancing. Put on your favorite songs, listen to a workout podcast, or watch the music channel on TV.
Skipping with a rope is perhaps the most effective form of warmup. It is best after you have already warmed up a bit with a light jog. Take the skipping rope and skip over it for groups of 20. After 20 jumps, take a rest for around one minute as you stretch.
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]]>This exercise will give you more balance and stability for your workout. To start, put your legs together and take a big step out to the left. Reach your hips back and drop down like you’re sitting in a chair. Do the exercise 15 times on each side.
The overhead reach paired with the traditional quad stretch will increase your flexibility and stability while releases your upper and side body. Keep your left foot on the ground and bring your right foot back to meet your glute. Extend your left hand to the ceiling and hold for 15 seconds and then repeat on the other side.
These exercises will boost the strength and endurance of your hip flexors. Start by standing tall and lifting one knee above your hip and alternate in a running format for 15 reps. Switch sides and repeat.
Activate your core while getting a good stretch with wall pushes. Put your hands against the wall at a slightly downward position with a slight bend in both knees. Push as hard as you can for 15 seconds while engaging your core and not allowing your stomach to bend.
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]]>Simple stand up straight and take your exercise band in both hands. Then, stretching your arms out straight at the sides, roll your shoulders back as you bring the exercise band up and over your head. Keep repeating this, making sure to keep the band taut.
Wrap the exercise bands around something at about head height, something like a metal pole at the park or a streetlamp. Take a few steps back so that the band is taut and then gently pull the band back towards your face and then let it gently relax back to the starting position. Repeat this in sets of twenty.
This exercise is designed to work out the tops of your arms, shoulders, and back. Simply stand on the exercise band and take both sides in your hands. Keeping your arms out straight, lift both sides of the band up until you feel the band pull. Repeat this exercise until you can feel your muscles getting warm and your heartbeat quicken.
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]]>Reward yourself with a nice cooling smoothie packed with protein powder after this quick workout to help build muscle strength. You got this!
*Make sure to take a 20-second break in between each workout set.
If you didn’t finish this all in one go, that’s fine. Take some rest and try again the next day. If you managed to finish it all – congratulations!
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]]>The post Simple Warm-Ups To Help You Avoid Injury appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>In addition to providing an extra stretch to your arms, chest, and back, this warm-up is great for increasing blood flow and flexibility. Simply lift your arms to shoulder height and swing them in front of your chest, crossing them one over the other as far as possible.
Ideal for warming up your cardiovascular system, bend your knees and stretch your left arm up and towards the right. Feel the burn on your left side before returning to the starting point and doing the same with your right arm.
Stand with your feet hip-width apart. Bend your arms, place them behind your head, and lift one leg up towards your body, bringing your knee up to your ribcage before switching legs.
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]]>The post MadFit Will Help You Take Your Warm-Up Routine to New Heights appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Designed with beginners in mind, this short full-body warm-up routine includes a series of dynamic moves and stretches that you can use to prepare for pretty much any workout.
If you’re looking for a warm-up you can add to your routine when working out from home, this five-minute video will be your cup of tea. It’s an apartment-friendly, low-impact workout that doesn’t include any jumping moves.
If you’re one of those people who are dreading leg days, consider doing proper warm-ups to make them a little more bearable. Prepare your body for what’s to come with this short warm-up and your next leg day will be much more enjoyable.
Another warm-up routine designed with a specific fitness routine in mind, this five-minute upper body workout will help you warm up your core and shoulders and do some dynamic stretching.
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]]>The post Roll Out Your Body Before You Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Here are some warm-up exercises for you to do with the roller.
On your hands and knees, with your feet together and your knees wider than hip-width apart, put the roller between the left arm and knee. Straighten the right arm and place your wrist on the roller (so your hand is facing up) and roll underneath the left arm. You’re sure to feel a nice stretch in the back of the shoulders. Do both sides five times.
Lie on a mat with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Place the roller under your shoulder blades and roll up and down your back, by lifting the glutes off the mat and using the legs to help you. This is great for neck tension and any lower back pain.
For those who love to deadlift but don’t enjoy the stiff hamstrings after, this is for you. Sit on a mat and place the roller underneath one or both of your hamstrings. Your entire lower body should be off the mat and putting all the weight on the roller, and your arms will be helping you to back and forth.
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]]>The post The Best At-Home Workouts On YouTube appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>From the best warm-up videos to HIIT workouts, strength training, yoga flows and cardio home workouts, YouTube has you covered. Here are the top ones for you to try!
Before you start any workout, you want to warm up. The Body Coach, Joe Wicks, has the best warm up for a pre-HIIT workout.
If you want to focus on certain parts of your body, then check out Kayla Itsines. She has a variety of videos targeting all your body parts, like this video is specific to your abs and arms.
Getting the legs and glutes in to shape is no easy feat, but with Tone It Up’s YouTube channel, you can try out an array of lower body exercise videos. All you need are some dumbbells or a kettlebell, and follow their lead!
If you don’t have time to waste and you want to get the most from your at home workout’s, then try these full body workouts. They target every muscle and you’ll definitely feel the burn the next day.
If you haven’t heard of Yoga with Adriene, then you’re missing out. She has so many yoga videos for you to choose from, even if you are a beginner! She also shares meditations and general stretching videos.
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]]>The post How to Exercise After a Long Break appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>You won’t be able to go from zero to five days a week without burning out again. The best way to start is to do one or two short workouts a week and start adding more time each week. There was a reason you stopped going in the first place and you don’t want to go back to that place, especially if it was overtraining. You want to go back slowly and give your muscles a chance to recover after every workout.
So many people go to the gym to say they have been to the gym, but don’t progress. If you want to make the most from your workouts, follow a plan that is designed for you and your goals. If you have time for two workouts per week, make them full body.
One of the main reasons people are put off from returning to exercise is the painful muscles after. If you have taken a long break, you will need to make sure to do a good 15-minute dynamic warm-up, with mobility exercises included. Don’t go into your first workout straight away—make sure that everything is warmed up before you start, and this will prevent the pain after.
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]]>The post The 4 Best Exercises to Tone Your Glutes appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Stand facing the box, holding dumbbells or a kettlebell. Place the left foot on the box and push through that leg to lift the right leg from the floor. Drive the right knee up so it is a at a 90-degree angle and then place it back on the floor. Do 10 reps on each side.
Take a set of dumbbells and start with your feet together at one end of the gym. Step the right leg forward and bend both knees to lower in a lunge. Press through the right foot to stand and then step the left leg forward and bend both knees into a lunge. Walk this way to the other end of the gym and back again.
Stand on the left leg and bring the right foot behind the left leg, point position. The arm with the weight is down by your side and will go down towards the floor when you start the exercise. Engage the abs and start to lean forward, lifting the right leg straight back so your torso and leg are parallel to the floor. Bring the right leg back to start position. Do 12 reps on each side.
Wrap a small resistant band around your thighs and lie flat on your back on a yoga mat, with your knees bent and pushing against the band and feet on the floor. Engage your core and start to lift the hips towards to the ceiling, keeping tension with the band the entire way up. Hold for one to two seconds and then come down to start position. Do 15 reps.
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]]>The post Top Warmup Exercises for Beginners appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Lightly jogging in one spot can be a great way of getting your heart pumping and your breathing faster without overworking your muscles.
After making sure you have enough space, stand in an upright position and start jumping in one spot by stretching your arms and legs out before you in the shape of a starfish. This gets your blood pumping at the same time as gently working out your muscles, joints, and ligaments.
A fun way to gently get yourself moving before a workout is to do some dancing. Put on your favorite songs, listen to a workout podcast, or watch the music channel on TV.
Skipping with a rope is perhaps the most effective form of warmup. It is best after you have already warmed up a bit with a light jog. Take the skipping rope and skip over it for groups of 20. After 20 jumps, take a rest for around one minute as you stretch.
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]]>The post 4 Warm-Up Exercises to Do Before Your Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This exercise will give you more balance and stability for your workout. To start, put your legs together and take a big step out to the left. Reach your hips back and drop down like you’re sitting in a chair. Do the exercise 15 times on each side.
The overhead reach paired with the traditional quad stretch will increase your flexibility and stability while releases your upper and side body. Keep your left foot on the ground and bring your right foot back to meet your glute. Extend your left hand to the ceiling and hold for 15 seconds and then repeat on the other side.
These exercises will boost the strength and endurance of your hip flexors. Start by standing tall and lifting one knee above your hip and alternate in a running format for 15 reps. Switch sides and repeat.
Activate your core while getting a good stretch with wall pushes. Put your hands against the wall at a slightly downward position with a slight bend in both knees. Push as hard as you can for 15 seconds while engaging your core and not allowing your stomach to bend.
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]]>The post 3 Warm-Up Exercises With Exercise Bands appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Simple stand up straight and take your exercise band in both hands. Then, stretching your arms out straight at the sides, roll your shoulders back as you bring the exercise band up and over your head. Keep repeating this, making sure to keep the band taut.
Wrap the exercise bands around something at about head height, something like a metal pole at the park or a streetlamp. Take a few steps back so that the band is taut and then gently pull the band back towards your face and then let it gently relax back to the starting position. Repeat this in sets of twenty.
This exercise is designed to work out the tops of your arms, shoulders, and back. Simply stand on the exercise band and take both sides in your hands. Keeping your arms out straight, lift both sides of the band up until you feel the band pull. Repeat this exercise until you can feel your muscles getting warm and your heartbeat quicken.
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]]>The post Quick 10 Minute Arm Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Reward yourself with a nice cooling smoothie packed with protein powder after this quick workout to help build muscle strength. You got this!
*Make sure to take a 20-second break in between each workout set.
If you didn’t finish this all in one go, that’s fine. Take some rest and try again the next day. If you managed to finish it all – congratulations!
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