This article is the second part of a four-part series on chair exercises, focusing on more advanced routines designed to strengthen various muscle groups. It includes warm-up activities followed by exercises like rotational chops, isometric external rotations, inner thigh squeezes, and knee extensions to improve strength, endurance, flexibility, and balance.
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The ACSM advises 30-60 minutes of moderate exercise five times weekly, but even 10 minutes of daily activity provides health benefits like mood elevation and disease risk reduction. Incorporating simple movements into daily routines can enhance health. Suggested workouts include dumbbell exercises and bridging, with safety precautions recommended before starting.
Abs, Core and Glutes – Essential Plank Exercises for Total Body Strength
To improve overall body health, focus on strengthening core muscles, including abs, back, glutes, and pelvic floor. Effective exercises like planks, abdominal bridges, and chin-ups enhance strength, stability, and balance. Start with basic plank variations, holding each for 20-30 seconds, gradually increasing duration for optimal results.
Don’t Like Push-Ups? Try This!
The benefits of push-ups are many: Build strength and stamina Help develop a fit upper body and core Work multiple muscle groups Burn calories / lose weight Do them anywhere Increase difficulty as strength increases No equipment needed The muscles summoned and exercised are: Chest, pectoralis major Shoulder, deltoids Upper arm (back of), triceps Arms,… Continue reading Don’t Like Push-Ups? Try This!
At-Home Workouts for Tight Abs
Abdominal muscles are essential for posture, breathing, and core stability. Key muscles include Rectus Abdominis for the 6-pack effect, Transverse Abdominis for back health, and Oblique muscles for trunk rotation. Simple exercises like curls, twists, and planks can effectively strengthen these muscles without gym equipment, promoting overall fitness.
Nancy L. Fitness 