Thanks for sharing your home exercise setup! It's great to see how you've made the most of limited space with the fitness elastic band, mat, and those adjustable dumbbells. The doorway horizontal bar is an excellent addition too. Comfortable clothes and mobile apps indeed make the workouts more enjoyable. By the way, I have a quick question for you. I've been considering getting into pickleball lately, can you let me know What are the best shoes for pickleball? Your insight would be much appreciated!
These dumbbells are comfortable and require little space.
Additionally, you can hang a horizontal bar in the doorway.
You will need comfortable clothes and shoes for your workouts. There should be no questions with the program either. If there is no trainer, mobile apps can always come in handy.
Decide what you need these trainings for. Both the load and the training plan itself depend on this. However, before you start practicing, you need to consult a coach. Regarding the schedule, it is worth planning three to four workouts per week. You need to choose a convenient time, and it will not necessarily be morning or evening.
Before classes, of course, you need a warm-up. For this, articular gymnastics and aerobic exercises (circles with hands, swings) are suitable. Warming up prepares your muscles and joints for stress, helps you avoid injury and get more out of your workout.
Drink water to stay hydrated while exercising. Together with sweat, the body loses electrolytes - minerals that maintain fluid balance in the body and regulate blood pressure. In addition, dehydration causes muscle cramps, dizziness, and fatigue. Therefore, it is worth drinking water between exercise cycles, when you regained your breath, and after exercise.