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People's fitness habits and regimens have been significantly impacted by the pandemic, which is expected to shift its trajectory. Fitness studios and gyms have been discovering ways to motivate individuals by publishing workout routines on their Instagram accounts, Facebook pages, YouTube channels, and mobile apps, so that they can stay healthy and avoid the risks of total inactivity in the comfort of their own homes. With nowhere to go, this is the ideal time to take care of your body, but individuals are having difficulty sticking to body toning and shaping regimens due to a lack of equipment. In this situation, exercise enthusiasts can substitute household items for gym equipment.

Aside from using it for sitting, a dining chair can be given a new purpose with some simple exercises. Tricep dips serve to develop the muscles at the back of your upper arm, allowing you to gradually increase the size of your overall flex. If you do this frequently, you'll notice an increase in shoulder and arm stability, flexibility, and range of motion, which can help you avoid injuries while working out. It's also really easy to do a reverse push-up.

When it comes to push-ups, mix things up with the good ol' chair. Incline push-ups are perfect for beginners who struggle with traditional push-ups since they allow you to develop strength and form. Continue with a standard push-up while resting your hands just on the chair seat rather than the floor.

Reverse yourself and prop both feet on the chair for declining push-ups if you're a veteran. These are more difficult and will provide a more rigorous workout for your chest and shoulders.

Start with fewer reps and sets if you're a beginner. You can also strive to do as many reps as possible in 30 seconds, gradually increasing the number of reps each time

Squats can be made easier if you have a full 1.5L bottle at home. Simply extending your arms out as far as possible when doing dips helps keep the center of gravity in one direction for good squat form, while also strengthening your arms and maintaining your balance. The tension on your arms will take some getting accustomed to, but it'll be worth it once you notice your arms have become more chiselled. Not to mention how hard your thigh muscles will be pushed. You can also change the difficulty by changing the amount of water in your bottle; the heavier it is, the more difficult it will be.

Kettlebell workouts typically target the complete body and are beneficial for both cardio and muscle development. While not everyone has a kettlebell at home, most do have this enormous, hefty object - a detergent container. There are a variety of kettlebell workouts to perform, but you may start by incorporating them with squats or lunges. To strengthen your joints, try hip swings or windmills, or overhead presses to add muscular bulk to your shoulders. Start with lighter 1L bottles if you're a beginner, then advance to larger 3L-4L bottles like laundry detergent bottles.

Burpees are one of the most effective workouts available, as they develop both your upper and lower body as well as your endurance in one cycle. Begin with a conventional push-up, then hop your feet toward your hands while maintaining your hands on the floor, then jump up with your arms stretched skyward. Return to push-up posture by hopping backwards as you land.

Burpees are performed by starting in a push-up stance and leaping your legs forward. Make this calorie-burning exercise even more effective by doing it under a door frame, with the goal of reaching the top of the door each time you jump. Just a couple of them will get your blood pumping as if you were in the gym.

Planks are another adaptable and useful exercise, but they can be tedious at times. So, while you're at home, customize your planks with whichever toilet paper rolls you have on hand. To get started, all you'll need are four toilet paper rolls. Make sure your back is straight, your elbows are beneath your shoulders, and your palms are still on the ground when you begin in the classic plank position. Then, while holding the plank, stack four rolls one by it in front of the right hand using your left hand. After that, stack the rolls using the right hand instead of your left. Maintain a straight body through and try to maintain going for as long as you can.

Chores can be tedious, especially given how much time we spend at home. However, while vacuuming the floor, try doing some lunges to make the most of your day. Your floor will indeed be spotless, and your hips and legs will get a decent workout as well — talk about a win-win situation. Lunges can also be simply incorporated into other home activities. While transferring clothes to the washer, sweeping the floor, or taking out the garbage, do some. Maintain a 90-degree angle between both legs and thighs, keep your back straight, and avoid extending the knee beyond the foot.

Take Away 

There are plenty of activities to add to your fitness programme, whether it's for muscle-building or cardio. These are appropriate for all levels of fitness, from beginners to gym veterans, and you'll be able to train multiple sections of your body at the same time.