How to Fully Benefit From Strength Training Exercises at Home
Did you know that adding 2 lifting sessions per week can reduce 7% of your body fat? And those who do strength training are more likely to burn calories during their 7 hours of sleep?
Well, this is just the tip of the iceberg; strength training has many more advantages if you do it right. Even if you have a home gym, there are so many equipment options that you can use to achieve that well-toned body.
But first, I would like to answer one FAQ: is strength training supposed to be done with free weights or weight machines?
So, the answer is both. Yes, you heard that right. Even more so, strength training involves isotonic, isometric, and isokinetic exercises. To further clarify these terms;
- Isometric: the exercises that require you to push or pull your own body weights against gravity, e.g., push-ups and squats.
- Isotonic: the exercises that utilize free weights like dumbbells and some exercises that utilize weight machines
- Isokinetic: exercises that require an additional kinetic force to reduce muscle movement like resistance bands or medicine balls
WEIGHT PLATES
Cast Iron Olympic Plates
Olympic Rubber Weight Plates
PVC Weight Plates
DUMBBELLS
Rubber Hex Dumbbells
Cast Iron Adjustable Dumbbells
Round Head Dumbbells
Neoprene Dumbbells
BENCHES
CARDIO
BARBELL BARS
Home Gym Deals
Olympic Bumper Plates
Tri Grip Plates
Weight Plates Combo
Olympic Steel Hub Bumper Plates
PVC Dumbbells
NUO Style Adjustable Dumbbells
Olympic Barbells 2"
Standard Barbells 1"
Fixed Weight Bars
Benches with Pulley & Rack
CARDIO
Foldable Walking Pads
Exercise Bikes
RACKS, CAGES & SMITHS
Smith Machines
Power Racks
Squat Racks
STORAGE RACKS
Dumbbell & Kettlebell Racks
Mini Dumbbell Racks
Adjusatble Dumbbell Stands
MORE
Kettlebells
Adjustable Kettlebells - Single & Pair
Floor Mats
Yoga
Push Up
Resistance Bands
Barbell Pads
Dumbbell Handles
Jump Ropes