Gyms are expensive, intimidating and
sometimes smelly (who needs them!?). Don’t go out and spend hundreds of dollars
on a gym membership or heavy equipment you will never use. Instead, you can use
a home gym to stay fit and healthy in the comfort of your own apartment. Invest
in some inexpensive gym equipment that can be stored easily in your apartment to
create the perfect home gym. Don’t have a lot of space? Don’t worry; we have
some great advice to help you reach your goals. Working out at home can be
simple and doesn’t have to take up a lot of room.
There are many video options available, whether you purchase one from those infomercials or search for free videos on YouTube, there is a video out there catered to you. Avoid those videos that are over an hour in length, as you’ll easily get tired of your new routine. Try to keep workouts to around 30 or 45 minutes, this will be easier for you to commit. Keep in mind, the great thing about owning your own work out videos, many of the come with a workout schedule that will help coordinate your work out. Plus, you can play the DVDs on your TV in the living room or on your laptop. This is the simplest home gym option available, as you don’t need too many gadgets, it’s easy to store, and takes up virtually no space in your apartment.
Outdoors
September is still a relatively warm month, so workingout in the outdoors is easy. Go out for a jog around your neighbourhood, do some yoga in the park or do some streches in your living room. Your apartment may be small, if you keep in mind those trails that are just around your building, your workout space is endless. So, just because you live in a city apartment doesn't mean you can't make use of the outdoors. With many "green gym" options around, sign up for an outdoor gym class and make the most of the warm weather.
Your
apartment may not have the space to set up that fancy treadmill or elliptical
you saw in the store, its ok- all you need is some small inexpensive workout accessories.
Purchase some weights, a yoga mat, an exercise ball, a foam roller, some
resistance bands and a jump rope. Most of these items can be easily stored at the
bottom of your closet or under your bed for easy clean up. Keep in mind, it’s easy
to come up with excuses to not workout when you don’t have the necessary
equipment, so don’t even give yourself the opportunity to have these thoughts.
Consider buying items that are versatile and can be used for various exercises.
If
you have a spare bedroom or den that doubles as an office, you can also turn
this into a small home gym and break a sweat without being interrupted by your
roomies. Creating a home gym may seem impossible if you don’t have a spare
room–especially if you live in a small apartment. Now that you’ve made the
commitment, invest in some versatile storage pieces that do double duty in your
living space. Whether it’s a storage ottoman where you can toss in your accessories
after a workout or a few bins, it helps to have storage options. Try not
completely hiding your gear; keep something in sight to serve as a reminder to
workout!
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