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Best Home Workouts for Beginners Without Equipment

- Best Home Workouts for Beginners Without Equipment -


Getting Started

It's not necessary to spend money on sophisticated equipment or join a pricey gym to begin your fitness journey. You can develop strength, flexibility, and endurance at home with just your body weight and a small amount of space. The greatest equipment-free, beginner-friendly at-home workouts that anyone, anywhere, may perform are covered in this guide. Get fit and lean right now.


Benefits of Bodyweight Workouts

Before jumping into the exercises, here are a few reasons why bodyweight workouts are perfect for beginners:

     - Convenient: No need for machines or weights.

     - Cost-effective: Save money on gym memberships.

     - Beginner-friendly: Easy to start, low injury risk. 

     - Scalable: Can adjust intensity as you improve.

     - Full-body training: Works multiple muscles at once.



Five minutes of warm-up

In order to prepare your body and avoid injuries, always warm up before doing out. Try:

30 seconds forward & 30 seconds backward arm circles

Knees high: 1 minute

Jack jumps: 1 minute

Torso twists: 1 minute

One minute of light stretching


Best Home Workouts for Beginners -Without No Equipment


1. Free Squats (BodyWeight Squats)

     - Target Muscles : Legs, glutes, core

    - How to do it:

     1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart.

     2. Bend your knees and push hips back as if sitting in a chair.

     3.Keep chest up and back straight.

     4.Return to standing position.
     
     - Reps: 10–15 per set

     - Set : 3-4


2. Push-Ups

     - Target Muscles : Chest, Shoulders, Triceps, Core

     - How to do it:

    - Start in a plank position.

     - Lower your chest toward the floor while keeping elbows close to your body.

     - Push back up to starting position.

     - Beginner tip: Do knee push-ups if regular ones are too hard.

     - Reps: 8–12 per set

     - Set: 3-4


3. Lunges

     - Target Muscles : Legs, glutes, balance

     - How to do it:

     1. Stand upright with feet together.

     2. Step forward with one leg and lower your hips until both knees form 90-degree angles.

    3. Push back up to standing.

     Set: 3-4

     Reps: 8–10 per leg


4. Plank 

     - Target Muscles : Core, shoulders, back

     - How to do it:

     1. Get into a forearm plank position.

     2. Keep your body straight from head to heels.

     3. Engage your core and hold the position.

     Time: 20–30 seconds to start


5. Glute Bridges 

     Target  Muscles : Glutes, hamstrings, lower back

     - How to do it:

     1. Lie on your back with knees bent, feet flat on the floor.

     2. Lift your hips upward while squeezing your glutes.

     3. Lower back down slowly.

     - Reps: 12–15 per set

     - Set: 3-4


6. Mountain Climbers

     -Target Muscles: Core, shoulders, cardio endurance

      - How to do it:

     1. Start in a high plank position.

       2. Drive your knees toward your chest alternately at a steady pace.

      -Time: 20–30 seconds per Set

      - Set: 3-4


Sample Beginner Workout Plan (20 Minutes)

- Warm-up – 5 minutes

- Squats – 3 sets of 12 reps

- Push-ups – 3 sets of 8–10 reps

- Lunges – 3 sets of 8 reps per leg

- Plank – 3 rounds, 20 seconds hold

- Glute bridges – 3 sets of 12 reps

- Mountain climbers – 3 rounds, 20 seconds


Tips for Beginners

- Take your time and concentrate on proper form.

- When performing workouts, take deep breaths.

- To see benefits, be consistent three to four days a week.

- To enhance your training, eat well-balanced meals and drink enough of water.

- Monitor progress (progressively increase reps/time)


- End Note -

You don’t need a gym membership or expensive equipment to get fit. With simple bodyweight exercises like squats, push-ups, planks, and lunges, you can build strength, improve fitness, and stay healthy from the comfort of your home. The key is to stay consistent and challenge yourself as you progress.





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