Recent posts
Money Talks
Why Is There A Surge in Bitcoin Adoption in South Africa
24 December 2024
Mind, Body & Soul
Understanding Cannabis in Modern Wellness
12 December 2024
nichemarket Advice
How AI Search Engines Will Monetise
09 December 2024
Money Talks
How To Buy ICANN Domains With Crypto
03 December 2024
Popular posts
Extravaganza
Trending Music Hashtags To Get Your Posts Noticed
24 August 2018
Geek Chic
How To Fix iPhone/iPad Only Charging In Certain Positions
05 July 2020
Extravaganza
Trending Wedding Hashtags To Get Your Posts Noticed
18 September 2018
Money Talks
How To Find Coupons & Vouchers Online In South Africa
28 March 2019
6 Considerations Before Starting A Home Gym
09 December 2019 | 0 comments | Posted by Alisa Weaver in Athletes
Regardless of your experience or workout targets, exercising at home is a perfect way to get in shape without heading to the gym every day. Taking a moment to ponder what home gym equipment will lead to your best results is essential before starting.
1. Think About Your space
How much space do you have to work within your home? No matter the size, we will be able to help you with the home gym equipment ideas that will meet your needs. As a quick note, it’s always better to check out what trainers and athletes have to say before investing in the new equipment. We recommend the gear expert reviews.
If you’re working with limited space, you should start by thinking about exercises that don’t need much room. Classic sets of pushups, crunches, squats, and lunges can be done almost anywhere. A solution for cardio in a small home space is jumping rope.
There are some compact choices for affordable home gym equipment too. A simple pull-up bar over a door frame can transform your workouts.
2. Start simple
Try to begin with the items that can serve multiple purposes. A mat can be used for yoga, pilates, and other stretches. Basic weights like kettlebells can add a lot to your routine and are some of the most popular home gym equipment since they are so small, cheap, and versatile.
Dumbbells and medicine balls are great for building power, but be sure to find a routine that is right for you and won’t strain your muscles. These weights are perfect for building upper body strength plus creating toned arms, chests, and backs.
An elliptical machine may be a little pricier, but it’s a piece of home gym equipment you will get a lot out of because It’s great for cardio. It also offers you calf and thigh strength, as well as core and other muscle groups. Find a machine with different levels of resistance for an even more customisable workout.
3. Bigger purchases
Even when buying larger, professional home gym equipment, you don’t need to break the bank. It can be great to buy items like this secondhand off sites like eBay, Craigslist, or Facebook. You might even be able to find one at a local yard sale. It’s better to start buying this type of equipment slowly and build your home gym one machine at a time.
4. Free workouts
When you’re just a beginner and asking yourself what the best home gym equipment is, the answer may be nothing at all. Going for runs in your neighbourhood and doing exercises that utilise your bodyweight like pushups are a great place to start. You don’t need to buy things to get in shape. We think it’s better to avoid too-good-to-be-true sounding abs because they usually are. Save your time, money, and body by starting your fitness journey on the cheap.
5. Mirrors are your friends
Adding a mirror alongside your home gym equipment can make a surprising amount of difference to your workouts. Seeing your form as you exercise can help you make alterations and adjust your posture for better results. Having a better view can also help prevent injury, especially if you don’t have a friend or personal trainer around.
6. Getting the best out of home gym equipment
Whether you’re looking for the best home gym equipment bodybuilding or want to add a little exercise to your daily routine. Having a combination of well thought out drills and equipment to suit your space can mean the difference between meeting or missing your fitness goals. We hope this article has helped you think about how to maximise your space and how to design a home gym that will work for you.
Has your home gym set up? Tell us about it in the comments!
About the author
Alisa Weaver is a personal trainer and bodybuilder who has trained several award-winning athletes. She has a certificate in journalism and writes for several online fitness outlets. She is currently working on her first book about health, wellness, and fitness. She’s an avid wrestling fan and loves to make sushi in her home kitchen.Tell us your story
Would you like to write for nichemarket just like Alisa has? Find out how to submit a guest post and when you're ready, you can contact us.
Are you looking to promote your business?
South African sport-related businesses can create your free business listing on nichemarket. The more information you provide about your business, the easier it will be for your customers to find you online.
Registering with nichemarket is easy; all you will need to do is head over to our sign up form and follow the instructions. If you require a more detailed guide on how to create your profile or your listing, then we highly recommend you check out the following articles.
Recommended reading
If you enjoyed this post and have time to spare why not check out these related posts and dive deeper down the rabbit hole that is fitness
- Get Your Fitness & Wellbeing Related Business Listed Online
- GoPro: capturing your adventures on the go
- When Should You Be Replacing Your Running Shoes?
- 8 Fitness Apps to Help You Get in Shape Fast
- Fitness Apps That Pay You In Cryptocurrency
Tags: Fitness , Guest Post
You might also like
How To Buy ICANN Domains With Crypto
03 December 2024
Posted by Josh Welman in Money Talks
You can buy domain names from these registers, pay using your cryptocurrency wallet, and settle with digital payment methods like Bitcoin or stableco...
Read moreHow AI Search Engines Will Monetise
09 December 2024
Posted by Che Kohler in nichemarket Advice
An early look into how LLM-powered search engines need to monetise and drive revenue if they plan to stick around when AI-investing by VCs start to d...
Read more{{comment.sUserName}}
{{comment.iDayLastEdit}} day ago
{{comment.iDayLastEdit}} days ago