12 Workout Exercises to Try at Home

There are so many benefits of exercise to our body. It lowers a person’s risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and high blood pressure.
Beginners can do ten incline push-ups, however, intermediate can do ten regular push-ups. If you want more advanced exercise, you can make the move harder by doing ten slowed-down push-ups, pausing at the bottom between reps.
This exercise works the muscles in your shoulders, arms, chest, abdomen, hips, buttocks, and legs. This workout exercise aims to build muscle strength as well as endurance in both your lower and upper body.
Holding a plank depends on the size, weight and condition of an individual. A fit and healthy person can do a one or two-minute plank. This workout exercise strengthens your spine, abdominal muscles, your rhomboids and trapezius.
Combining three sets of sit-ups with 25 to 50 repetitions each is recommended to build and sculpt your abs. The good thing about this workout exercise is that it can be done anytime – mornings, evenings, and even before bedtime.
30 minutes of jumping rope can increase overall muscle tone and build strength.
Longer jumping rope sessions (30-60 minutes) is great for building aerobic fitness.
If you have tightness in some parts of your body, it is recommended that you stretch everyday or even twice a day.
Stretching is not only beneficial for the body, but it is also beneficial for mental health.