Right now, we’re all staying at home as much as possible to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
This means lots of changes to our routines, and one of the biggest changes for many is the closure of gyms.
WATCH: PT and former Bachelor Sam Wood shares his quick, easy exercises you can do next to your couch. Post continues after video.
If you’re a regular gym-goer, social sport player or small group class exerciser, not being able to do your preferred fitness activities will not only affect your fitness levels, but it can have a ripple effect on the way you feel physically and mentally.
We’re going to need exercise and fresh air to feel sane, so we thought now would be an excellent time to revisit former professional athlete turned personal trainer Matt Fox’s advice for how to do a decent work without walking into a gym.
Below, you’ll find four excellent exercises you can do at home, without any equipment, to build a strong body.
1. High knees
“These are literally running on the spot but lifting your knees up high, with your arms outstretched in front of you, try to tap the palm of your hands with the top of your knees,” Fox told Mamamia.
Top Comments
I work at a gym. I’ve already been told my hours will be cut. If people stay home when they’re sick and wipe down all of their equipment there is no need to stop training. Besides, fitter means a stronger immune system.
I loved this article as that is where I am at the moment. Just four simple exercises that covers so many muscles. Thank you.