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Beginner Bodyweight Workout

beginner bodyweight workout

When you don't have the time to hit the gym, or the money to buy weights, bodyweight workouts are a fitness junkie lifesaver.A bodyweight workout is a great way to get in shape anywhere.

This is a beginner bodyweight workout that requires minimal equipment. All that you need is something to do pull ups on, something to prop your feet on for leg curls, and of course, your body.

Primary Goal: Ideal for weight loss, but can be used to build muscle with the right nutrition program

Workout Type: Full Body

Training Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Days Per Week: 3

Equipment: Body Weight

Tempo: 1/0/1/0

Monday Wednesday Friday

3 sets of 5-10 reps

- add 2 reps a week to the lower body exercises and 1 rep a week for the upper body exercises.


beginner bodyweight workout

SQUATS

LEG CURLS ON THE COUCH

DIVE BOMBER PUSH-UPS

PULL-UPS

LEG LIFTS

CROSS KICKS

For these and other exercises check out my List of Exercises page

Stick to this beginner bodyweight workout for at least 3 months before switching to a different routine. 

For enhanced benefits: Follow a good cardio routine while keeping up with this bodyweight workout.

All that you need is two light cardio workouts done on days that you don't do your bodyweight workout.

FOR LOSING WEIGHT: Eat 500 less calories a day than you need to maintain weight, and 

FOR GAINING WEIGHT: Eat 500 more calories a day than you need to maintain weight

About Jake Long
In late 2014, Jake co-founded FitnessJunkies.com with his brother Ryan. Jake is a NASM certified personal trainer and has been blogging on health and fitness since 2011 when he started JakesHomeWorkouts.com.