Do you also want to look fit but you don’t have enough time and money to go gym and workout? then this blog is for you
You don’t need a gym. You don’t need fancy equipments. You just need yourself, a little space, and a few minutes of your time.
Daily routine, work pressure, and lack of time—all these together make it difficult to find time for health. But have you ever thought that if you spend just 30 – 45 minutes at home, you can bring about a big change in yourself? In this blog, you will be told some easy, real, and doable workouts which you can easily do at home by taking out some time.
You can easily do all these workouts at home without any equipment and that too in less time
1. Jumping Jacks
Jumping Jacks is a classic cardio exercise that is considered best for warming up the body. But not just for warming up, if you make it a part of your daily routine, it helps burn calories, improve stamina, and tone muscles. That too without any equipment
Routine
3 sets × 20 reps
30-second rest between sets
Slowly increase the visibility
Benefits :
Blood circulation increases which is helpful for heart health
High reps burn calories which leads to fat burning
This is a full body workout which activates every part of the body
Doing this makes you feel energetic
And you can do this in your home without any equipment.
2. Wall Sit
A wall sit is an isometric exercise where you position yourself against a wall as if sitting in a chair, engaging your leg muscles and core. By doing this, pressure is created on the thighs, glutes, and core muscles, which makes them stronger.
Routine
Start with 20–30 seconds hold
2–3 sets daily
Slowly increase the visibility
Benefits :
Thighs and calves become stronger
Posture improves
Core muscles tighten
Knee strength increases
You can do this on your home without any equipment
3. Arm Circles
Arm Circles are a simple bodyweight exercise that involves moving the hands in a circular motion, activating the muscles of the shoulders, arms, and upper back.
Routine
2 to 3 sets
15–20 seconds clockwise
15–20 seconds anticlockwise
30 seconds rest in between
Benefits :
Warms up the shoulders and arms
blood flow in the body has increased
Reduces muscle stiffness
Improves posture
Improves flexibility and mobility of shoulder muscles
You can do this on your home without any equipment
4. High Knees
High knees is a cardio-based bodyweight exercise in which you stand in one place and run but in each step you have to touch your knees to your chest
Routine
2 to 3 sets
30–45 seconds per set
30 seconds rest between sets
Benefits :
Cardio health improve hoti hai
Reduces calories and burns fat
Reduces calories and burns fat
Legs muscles improve
Energy boosts which makes the body active
You can do this on your home without any equipment
5. Cat - Cow stretch
Cat-Cow Stretch is a gentle yoga-based movement in which you round your back once (Cat Pose) and arch once (Cow Pose), which makes the spine flexible and the body feels relaxed.
Routine
2 to 3 sets
5–10 rounds per set (cat + cow = 1 round)
Keep the movement in sync with the rhythm of the breath
Benefits :
Releases back and neck tension
Improves posture, especially for those with desk jobs
Calms the mind – a form of moving meditation
improves spinal flexibility, strengthens core muscles, enhances posture, and alleviates back pain.
improve body awareness and coordination.
6. March in Place
March in Place is a low-impact cardio exercise where instead of standing in one place and running, you simply raise your legs and march – like a military-style walk.
Routine
2 to 3 sets
30–60 seconds per set
20–30 seconds rest in between
Benefits :
Increases heart rate safely.
Burns calories without putting pressure on joints.
Activates leg and core muscles.
Gently warms up the body.
Space friendly – can be done anywhere.
Safe and effective even for older adults.
improves circulation, strengthens muscles, and enhances balance and coordination.
7. Glute Bridges
Glute Bridge is a bodyweight exercise in which you lie on your stomach and raise your hips, which strengthens the glutes (hips), hamstrings, and lower back muscles.
Routine
2 to 3 sets
10–15 reps per set
30–45 seconds rest between sets
Benefits :
Reduces lower back pain
Improves posture and sitting balance
Strengthens the glutes and hamstrings
They also enhance hip mobility and can help alleviate back pain by strengthening the muscles supporting the lower back.
8. Leg Raises
Leg Raises are a bodyweight floor exercise in which you lie on your stomach and raise both your legs straight up. This movement targets the lower abs, core, and hip flexors — without any equipment.
Routine
2 to 3 sets
10–12 reps per set
30–45 seconds rest between sets
Benefits :
Helps to reduce lower belly fat
strengthening the core, including the lower abs, hip flexors, and back muscles.
They can also improve flexibility, especially in the hamstrings and hips,
Lower back aur pelvic area ko support milta hai
Improves Body Control & Stability
9. Modified Push-ups
The Modified Push-up is a simplified version of the traditional push-up, in which you keep your knees on the ground. This exercise is best for beginners who want to start doing push-ups but have not yet developed full-body control.
Routine
2–3 sets
8–12 reps per set
30–40 sec rest between sets
Benefits :
Boosts metabolism
Prepares the body for functional movements (such as pushing, lifting)
Reduced Stress on Joints
Increased Repetitions
Enhances balance and body control
Builds confidence
10. Childs pose
Child’s Pose (Sanskrit: Balasana) is a gentle yoga stretch that relaxes the back, hips, thighs, and ankles. This pose can be used as a cool-down or stress-relieving position after each workout.
Routine
2–3 times at the end of the workout
30 sec – 1 minute hold each time
With deep breathing
Benefits :
Calms the mind and body instantly
Naturally lowers heart rate post-exercise
Reduces stress, anxiety and fatigue
Helps to cure minor back pain
If you do this exercise before sleeping then you will get good sleep
promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and gently stretching the hips, thighs, and lower back
Conclusion
These are some exercises that you can do at home, for which you do not need to go anywhere and do not need any equipment, you just have to take out some time for yourself. You just have to keep in mind that you should increase your workout performance with time.
Thank you so much for giving your time and energy to read this blog.You should understand your health, and that is the biggest step.I pray that your fitness journey becomes an inspiring story — and if this post has helped even a little, then I will be successful in my mission. ❤️
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