When you engage in strength training, the exercises don’t just affect your muscles. According to the American Council on Exercise(ACE), it can also have major effects on your physical health, such as reducing blood pressure, improving cholesterol, and reducing your risk of diabetes. Better yet, it can also improve your ability to perform daily activities, such as lifting boxes or moving household items – all because it improves your strength, coordination, and flexibility.
Traditionally, people strength train with dumbbells and barbells, which you’ll commonly find in fitness centers. But what if you don’t have access to a gym?
Luckily, you can still train at home and reap the benefits of regular strength training – without dumbbells or barbells.
Traditionally, people strength train with dumbbells and barbells, which you’ll commonly find in fitness centers. But what if you don’t have access to a gym?
Luckily, you can still train at home and reap the benefits of regular strength training – without dumbbells or barbells.