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Have you tried Pilates? Those workouts can really work your core, and you dont need any equipment. Giam puts out good Pilates videos.
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Get a book or DVD that show the proper way of doing situps, planks, lunges, squats, etc. Most people do these exerices wrong and get no benefit.
Still, after awhile this alone could get old and boring (particularly alone in a hotel room). Suggest that as you travel check out for local gyms in the area for day passes. |
Originally Posted by doubleh
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hahahaha.....one side's gonna get a little better pump
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Originally Posted by newyorkgeorge
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Suggest that as you travel check out for local gyms in the area for day passes.
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Originally Posted by majorwibi
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I'm trying to find a good beginner workout for a hotel room if I dont have a weight room available. Obviously running and walking are good for cardio but I need to do workouts as if I had no weights available other than my own body weight.
Any ideas? Add a couple of resistance bands and you'll practically be able to duplicate any workout you could do in a gym. Cardio's pretty easy as you just have to hit the pavement. Heck, I can hit 85% of my MHR in a 2 foot by 2 foot space, so you don't even need to go outside. |
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