Best muscle strength and endurance exercises using body weight without gym
This book describes strength training exercises that use your body weight to train the core muscles of the human body without any sports equipment and can be done at home. Exercises with your own body weight allow you to achieve a high degree of muscular tension, comparable to the effects of strength training equipment. In addition, gymnastics without shells has a positive effect on the joints and the spine, removing the axial pressure on the intervertebral discs of the latter. But the main advantage of this gymnastics is its simplicity and accessibility.
Author(s): Greenberg, Samuel
Year: 2020
Language: English
Pages: 179
Tags: Total body, strength workout exercises, body weight , to do at home
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Why exercise is easier than you think
Basic principles of a healthy lifestyle
Defining a training target
What you need to know
Chapter 3. Sport equipment and training organization
What to bring for training
Primary training
Chapter 4. How to eat properly for exercise
Ten nutrition rules for effective workout
How to eat to gain muscle mass
How to eat to lose weight
How much water to drink?
Nutrition and natural stimulators
Amino acids
Chapter 5. Daily regime for best results
When to sleep and exercise?
The importance of rest for muscle recovery
Movement is life!
Chapter 6. How to create your workout plan
How often and how long should you train?
What muscle groups to work out in training?
How to build big muscles
How to get stronger
Chapter 7. Exercises for pectoral muscles
Push-ups exercises
1. Push-ups with wide set arms
2. Push-ups with medium set arms
3. Push-ups with narrow set arms
4. Push-ups with hands at the head
5. Push-ups with hands at the hips
6. Push-ups on three points
7. Diamond push-ups
8. Push-ups with legs on the support
9. Push-ups with hands on the support
10. Push-ups-triangle
Chapter 8. Exercises for back muscles
Pull-ups on the horizontal bar
1. Wide grip pull-ups
2. Pull-ups with straight narrow grip
3. Pull-ups with a side grip on the handle
4. Pull-ups with reverse grip with deflection in the back
5. Pull-ups with a narrow reverse grip
6. Pull-ups with a different grip
7. Oblique pull-ups
8. Pull-ups with a rope thrown over the bar
9. Pulls upside-down
10. Australian low bar pull-ups
Chapter 9. Deltoid and trapezius back muscles
Handstand push-ups
1. Handstand push-ups
2. Push-ups in a handstand with a narrow setting of hands
3. Uneven handstand push-ups
4. Push-ups in a stand on one hand with support of balance with the other hand
5. Push-ups with hands at the belt for the deltoid muscles
6. Push-ups with angle
7. Push-ups with angle with legs on uplift support
8. Push-ups from the bench behind the head
9. Push-ups head down with the leg raised
10. Vertical push-ups
Chapter 10. Triceps
Triceps push-ups exercises
1. Reverse triceps push-ups
2. Narrow grip triceps push-ups
3. Triceps push-ups with French set hands
4. Diamond triceps push-ups
5. Push-ups for triceps with the arm extended to the side
6. Push-ups with a narrow setting of the palms turned towards you
7. Concentrated push-ups with raised legs
8. Concentrated push-ups with raised arms
9. Concentrated push-ups from the floor
10. Close-grip parallel bar push-ups
Chapter 11. Biceps
Biceps pull-ups
1. Pull-ups in reverse grip with amplitude up to angle of 90°
2. Pull-ups to one hand
3. Bending hands in reverse grip when hanging on the bar
4. Pull-ups on the handle with a torso turn
5. Pull-ups on one hand with a reverse grip
6. Bending hands on the bar with a straight grip
7. Pull-ups with one arm while standing on the ground
8. Side grip bicep pulls using bar handles
9. Pulling the body under a narrow grip
10. Accentuated arm flexion
Chapter 12. Forearms
Hanging on the crossbar
Holding weights
1. Hanging on the bar with a straight grip
2. Hanging on the bar with a reverse grip
3. Hanging on the handle with a side grip
4. Hanging on the bar on one hand
5. Hanging on a rope thrown over the crossbar
6. Holding weights in the hands
7. Holding the weights with the fingers
8. Unbending of the hands on a low bar
9. Compression of the wrist expander
10. Push-ups on fingers
Chapter 13. Legs
Squats
1. Deep squats on two legs
2. Squats on two legs in a wide stance
3. Plie squats
4. Partial squats
5. Squats with using a chair
6. Squats with heels off the floor
7. Bulgarian split squat
8. Sissy squats
9. Sumo-style squats
10. Squat on one leg "pistol"
Chapter 14. Calf muscles
Calf raises
1. Rising on socks on two legs with the socks away from you
2. Rising on socks on two legs with the socks towards you
3. Rising on straight socks
4. Rising on socks from the platform
5. One toe rise
6. One toe rise on the platform
7. Rising on socks in tilt position on the platform
8. Walking on toes
9. Rising on heels
10. Rising on socks from a sitting position
Chapter 15. Lower back muscles
Basic exercises for lumbar extensor muscles
1. Hyperextension lying on the floor
2. Hyperextension from a support
3. Hyperextension with body rotation
4. “Superman”
5. Hyperextensions from the "Romanian chair"
6. Raising the pelvis lying on your back
7. Raising the pelvis with shoulders lying on the platform
8. Raising the pelvis from the reverse plank
9. Raising straight arms to the side in lying position
10. Forward bends
Chapter 16. Abdominal muscles
Crunches
1. Crunches on the floor
2. Sideways crunches
3. Crunches with hands in the lock on the chest
4. Crunches with hands on the floor
5. Crunches with body rotation
6. Side crunches
7. Cross crunches to the opposite leg
8. Crunches with straightened arms
9. Folding
10. Crunches with weights in the raised up hands
Conclusion
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