You've come to the right place! You may be new to home workout, but that doesn't mean you have no idea how. If it's your first time changing what little habits go on in this part of our lives, then I've got just the thing for you: tools designed specifically with women who want better bodies at heart (and everything else). These items will make any workout routine more effortless than ever before - so pull up an old pair of Nike or put some cash down today because we'll change yours forever together.
It's challenging to find the time for a workout, especially if you have kids or are just always on the go. A home gym can help with this by providing some equipment that lets people work out in their own space and at any hour of the day without paying monthly fees.
Bottles
Squats without a squat rack? No problem! Hold the water bottle and extend the arms out as far as you can while lowering yourself into position; this technique helps keep balance in one line for proper form. Not only will it strengthen those shoulders but also arms.
You can even adjust the difficulty with a simple modification: add more water! The heavier your bottle is, the harder it becomes. There are many other items in your home that you may have lying around too - from books and bags of rice-to make this game challenging for all ages (or skill levels).
Canned Products
Canned soup is not the best option when it comes to sodium, but a strict follower of healthy living might enjoy your canned goods as dumbbells. You probably have some old Garbanzos that you never wanted in the first place, and they're perfect for specific toning exercises geared towards targeting different body parts like back muscles or shoulders exercisers.
Broomstick
Brooms have a long history of being an essential multi-purpose household item – at least in my life. I remember when we had one as kids and rode around on the broomstick like cowboys from old drawings, but our house was never so much fun! You can use this little tool for all sorts of exercises: wall squats with your hands raised high overhead or overhead presses while keeping them balanced against each other between deep bends down low across their handles; rowing yourself closer to exhaustion by moving back then forth quickly without stopping (a lot!).
Wine Bottles
Next time you polish off a bottle of wine, set it to the side, and find some fun ways that will help burn those extra calories. There are many creative ideas for using your old bottles, such as lying on your back with both hands holding them or against the wall performing tricep exercises.
Jugs
Making your weights is both creative and accessible. You can make them in an instant with milk jugs! Just take the empty jar, fill it up with sand or water, then get ready for some home gym action by filling one of these bad boys onto each side to create a set that will last you forever (or at least until next week). You can use one from your collagen powder, right?
The kettlebell is an excellent piece of equipment for home gym owners. It can be used as extra weight in any number of exercises, such as squats and lunges or even overhead presses to bring more muscle mass onto your arms and shoulders.
Towel
You might be thinking that to get a killer ab workout; you need weights. But this DIY hack can beat any significance in the gym, and it's easy as pie! All you need is an old bath towel, some duct tape (or Construction adhesive works too), and maybe six hours of your time because these things take forever if they aren't done right from start to finish as I did for mine.
Backpack
You can make your weights with a backpack! Some people like to use them, and I always burn more calories when doing exercises in one. Overhead presses are an obvious choice for overhead packing; squats work great too because you're working out both legs at once (front+back). Lifting weights chest high or below has its pros as well - exercises such as lunges will hit other parts of our bodies without sacrificing arm movement due.
Summary
With so many different items at our disposal, you can be sure to get a complete home workout with the most effective and efficient exercises. This list of home exercise equipment is a great place to start if you're looking for new ways to work out from your own living space. If not, we have plenty more articles that offer helpful fitness tips.