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Crowded Day At The Gym? Try These Medicine Ball And Swiss Ball Exercises Till The Machines Get Free

Weight loss tips: Don't fret crowded day at the gym. Spend it like a pro with these medicine ball and Swiss ball exercises suggested by celeb fitness expert Kayla Itsines.

Crowded Day At The Gym? Try These Medicine Ball And Swiss Ball Exercises Till The Machines Get Free

Weight loss: These exercises can be done till cue ends for machines in the gym

HIGHLIGHTS

  1. Medicine ball exercises can be done with a dumbbell as well
  2. They can help you get toned abs, legs and back
  3. Try these exercises when the gym is overcrowded

Weight Loss: A crowded day at the gym is something that none of you wish for. Yet, it is be on most days that the gym is overcrowded with cues for literally every machine. Now what should you do in such a scenario? It can be quite discouraging to motivate yourself for a pumped-up workout session, but being unable find space to do one. Celebrity fitness trainer Kayla Itsines is here with the perfect solution to this problem. In her recent posts on Instagram, she suggests a few exercises that can be done with the medicine ball and Swiss ball in the gym.

Weight loss: Medicine ball exercises you can do on a crowded day at the gym





So, for instance, if there is a 10 or 15-minute cue till you can get a treadmill or a cross-trainer for yourself, you can try these exercises with one single equipment-medicine ball. In her Instagram post, Kayla Itsines suggests that a dumbbell can be used as a replacement to the medicine ball in case that isn't available too.

Also read: This Is The One Workout You Need To Do For Weight Loss And Belly Fat

Following are the exercises she suggests:

  • Alternating Lunge and Twist - 20 reps (10 each side)
  • Bent-Leg Raise - 12 reps
  • Push-Up - 10 reps

Set a timer for yourself and see how many reps you can do within a span of 10 minutes. Sounds fun right? Well, much more fun than desperately waiting for someone to leave the machine you want to workout on.

Also read: 7 Health Benefits Of Regular Exercise Other Than Weight Loss

Full body workout with Swiss ball

And that's not it. There is a lot that you can do when most machines are occupied in the gym. Watch video shared below to see a couple of exercises that you can do with the very versatile Swiss ball or fit ball. Just ensure that the ball is properly pumped up.

Here's a full body Swiss ball workout by Kayla Itsines:

  • Wall Squat - 15 reps
  • Decline Push-Up - 10 reps
  • Glute Bridge and Hamstring Curl - 10 reps
  • Ab Rollout - 10 reps

Try to aim for 3 laps. These exercises can help in toning of your abs, back legs, and much more. Make sure you perform the exercises with the right technique. Watch video carefully to see how Kayla does it.

You might surely be in the festive spirit, and in no mood to push yourself for a workout. But remember, your health comes before any celebration or occasion. Exercising at this time of the year can save you from strict New Year resolutions you have to adhere to for weight loss. Try these exercises and let us know how they work for you in the comments below.

Also read: 5 Reasons Why Climbing Stairs Is One Of The Best Exercises Of All Times


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