Been looking forever online for a good at home workout routine that will make me healthier and build muscles, but can't seem to find one I like, or one that doesn't require any additional equipments. Most seem to revolve around the fact they think I have pull-up bars or dumbells.
I have no money for gym memberships or equipment.
What routines do you use/recommend?
Really sorry if it is in the sticky. Could not find anything there either.
Jack Carter
bump
Kayden Reed
I would suggest jogging and doing situps pull ups and push ups until it hurts and beyond, 15x3 for beginning
Matthew Brooks
I stay at home 4x25 sit-ups 3x20 push-ups couple minutes punching the shit outta my couch planks and my bike other than that no equipment needed just play some music an get started mam
Cameron Morgan
>pullups I don't have a pullup bar
Tyler Phillips
Have you consider the fact that home workouts are shit?
Juan Anderson
Stairs, outdoor metal frame, public space with a pull-up bar, there is always a solution if you are not a lazy cunt
Evan Ortiz
These things are like 15bucks on amazon
Mason Moore
surely you can take 20 dollars spare and spend it on a second hand set of adjustable dumbbells, then you could do curls, tricep extensions, db floor press, etc.
if you care about building muscles and health, that is a small investment to make...
Ayden Sanders
Lol OP here, never mind guys sounds like hard work and theres a steam same on and i buy a salad at mconnalds once a week anyway
Thomas Gonzalez
>couple minutes punching the shit outta my couch hmmm
Nolan Moore
Even if I found a cheap pullup bar I do not have any place to put it. I live in a dorm and all dorways I have is to the kitchen and the bathrooms, wich I share with other people. If I had the space I would have buyed it a long time ago.
The thing is I literally do not have any money. If you can point me in a directon to something like this that is shamefully cheap I would be happy.
Samuel Cook
If you live in a dorm, why the fuck do you not have access to a campus gym? Do you live in a homeless shelter?
Jeremiah Murphy
Get heavy dumbells, like a 40kg~ set. Then;
Push (Day A) :
Bench Press Incline Fly Arnold Press Overhead Extention
Pull (Day B):
Pull Up Bent Over Row Reverse Fly Shrug Bicep Curl
Other (Day C):
Goblet Squat Lunge Deadlift
Whenever:
Farmers Walk Crunches Plank
5 times a week, e.g. A-B-C-A-B. 3 sets upto 12 reps for each. This is optimal DB-only workout.
Brandon Mitchell
The "campus gym" as you call it is a part of a chain and we have to pay for it. Like 50$ a month
Everything in my country you have to pay for and everything is expensive.
I presume you're an ameritard. Over there absolutely everything is piss fucking cheap. I honestly do not understand how it is possible to be poor in a country where things are as cheap as it is in the US, but still poverty there is as high as ever. Go figure.
Charles Bennett
Thanks for actually putting the time to write this for me
David Allen
>being this ass pained
The absolute state of third world countries.
Brody Reyes
Pull ups. Keep increasing your reps each month until you're doing 15 or more, then start adding weight to them. Do the same with push ups and crunches.
Angel Anderson
I'm in the UK, go to a decent uni (one of the top for sports as well as academically) and we have to pay 270 a year to join. There is no monthly plan.
Julian Brooks
>mfw third world country >lives in Norway Enjoy your minimum wage amerifaggot
Nicholas Murphy
FYI I am still looking for a no equipment full body workout plan/routine
Brayden Sanders
If you can't even afford a gym membership, this is not a sport for you. you need to eat decent, at least need protein shakes. just, just
Ethan Kelly
bumping
Blake Hill
>heavy >40kg dumbbell Huehuehuehuehue
Jacob Watson
>mfw roidbrag
Dominic Martinez
You need to find a gym. Figure it out, faggot, or stay a weak flimsy wallflower.