12 No-Equipment Exercises For Full Body Workout At Home

No-Equipment Exercises For Full Body Workout At Home

It is possible to do no equipment workouts at home and stay fit. There is little need to invest in expensive gym machines or buy memberships in health clubs when you have the opportunity and option to work on your body at home.

Here’re 12 exercises for the whole body, upper, and lower body and the good thing is that they don’t need health equipment

Entire Body

  1. Burpees
Burpees

Target: Full Body

How To:

• Stand straight with your feet joined and hands by your sides
• Assume a squat position with your hands on the ground in front of your feet
• Assume a push-up position by jumping back with the force of your hands
• Perform a single push-up and jump forward to assume the previous position
• Get up to the first position and relax
• Repeat burpees for as long as you can
• Try to do burpees as fast as possible

  1. Mountain Climbers
Mountain Climbers

Target: Lower back, quads, abs, hamstrings, hip flexors, deltoids, glutes

How To:

• Come down on your fours and assume a plank position
• Flex your right knee and bring it close to your chest
• Put the right leg back in its original place
• Do it with the left knee
• Try to speed up the process by hopping
• Do 3 sets of 25 reps

  1. Bear Crawl
Bear Crawl

Target: Whole-body especially the core, shoulders, arms, and glutes

How To:

• Come down on your fours with your knees touching the ground and feet flat on the floor
• Keep your head high and back straight to start
• Lift your knees so the weight of your body shifts on your hands
• Keep your spine and hips in a straight line
• Now crawl by moving first your right hand and left leg and then your left and right leg
• Avoid putting your knees on the floor and keep your hip straight
• Crawl a longer distance in your home
• Do it for 2 minutes, forward and backward

  1. Inch Worm
Inch Worm

Target: Whole Body

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10 Stretch Exercises To Relax Your Tight Hip Flexors

Stretch Exercises To Relax Your Tight Hip Flexors

Sitting for long hours could make your hip flexors tight and it is difficult to stand, sit, or walk with tight hip flexors. It is for this reason that you need some time to relax your hip flexors so your hip joints resume normal function.

What Are Hip Flexors?

Hip Flexors

Hip flexors are a group of muscles located in the inner part of the hips, lower back, and the front part of the thighs. It is these muscles that help move your lower limbs. You can stand, sit, run, bend down, and move your legs in every direction. These muscles contract when you sit too much or squat for a long time. Also, overtraining your glutes, lower back, and hip flexors could result in the contraction of these muscles.

Here’re 10 Hip Flexor Stretching Exercises To Keep Your Muscles Relaxed

  1. The Standing Hip Hinge
The Standing Hip Hinge

• Stand on an even floor with your feet shoulder-width apart
• Place your palms on your hips and hold the sides of your waist with your fingers
• Roll your shoulders back and bend your torso slowly
• Stretch your neck to your back and hold the pose for 5 seconds to release all the tension
• Return to the starting position
• Do 2 sets of 7 reps

  1. Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch
Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch

• Stand straight and put your right leg forward
• Put your hands on your waist and lunge down till your knee touches the floor
• Keep your spine straight and stretch your leg behind to push your hips forward
• Stretch your hips and thighs by shifting your weight to the front foot
• Hold the pose for 10 seconds and release
• Do it with your left leg forward and right leg lunging on the floor
• Do 2 sets of 7 reps

  1. The Camel Yoga Pose
The Camel Yoga Pose

• Come down on your knees on a yoga mat with your knees hip-width apart
• Your shin bones should be pressed against the mat
• Place your hands on the back and slowly lean back
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9 Factors That Can Make Your 6 Inches Taller

Make Your 6 Inches Taller

While the height of an individual is determined by their genes, you still can increase your height by six inches by following a healthy and balanced life. There are certain factors that can help in increasing your height more than your genes allow.

Factors Helpful In Growing Height

The first factor is nutrition which will make your bones stronger. The second factor is exercising that will elongate your spine so you look taller. Similarly, you can consider immunity, sleep quality, and weight as important factors for increasing your height. Together all these factors can help in growing your height by at least six inches.

  1. Healthy Breakfast
Healthy Breakfast

Breakfast is the first meal of the day hence it has to be delicious, sumptuous, and nutritious. For breakfast, you can take boiled eggs, omelet, fruits, milk, fruit juice, chicken, oatmeal, seed and nuts, or any other food item that you like most. It isn’t necessary to take a heavy breakfast but it is necessary to have a nutritious meal every day.

Avoid skipping breakfast as it will adversely affect your growth. If you are short on time, you can drink a glass of fruit juice or yogurt. Take your breakfast seriously, if you are serious about growing your height.

  1. Eat Healthy Food
Eat Healthy Food

Choose your food that gives a perfect balance of all the essential nutrients necessary for growth. Take health supplements if needed to fulfill your nutritional demand. Talk to a dietician about your nutritional needs and follow the diet advised by the dietician. And taking supplements is a great idea because it is difficult to get complete nutrition without sacrificing your taste.

Here the thing to avoid is to take health supplements that claim quick benefits. You should know that health supplements can help in growing your height only when you lead a healthy life.

  1. Small And Frequent Meals
Small And Frequent Meals

Healthy food is necessary for a healthy body and mind. But it doesn’t mean that you should take three heavy meals a day. You should divide your food intake into 6 small meals. In this way, you will be able to prevent … Find more