Struggling to keep your exercise routine? Paul Rothschild, owner of Body Under Construction, says people fall off the exercise wagon because their routine changes and they struggle to prioritise a workout.
So, If you are trying to stay on your fitness track this December, here are exercises you can do at home:
Dips
Facing away from a chair or bench, place your palms shoulder distance apart. Lower yourself towards the floor keeping your body close to the chair or bench. Stop when your upper arms are parallel to the floor and return back to the starting position.
Front plank
Start lying on your stomach, with elbows aligned under shoulders and forearms on the ground. Keeping your body nice and straight, lift your body up on to your forearms. Keep your back flat, pulling your belly button into your spine. Hold in position for the duration of the interval.
Mountain climbers
Get into a plank position on your hands. While holding your body up, bring one knee forward under your chest. Repeat with your other leg. As your strength improves, aim to increase the speed of the movement.
Zumba
Do a internet search and find Zumba videos to help you stay in shape.
Two left feet or not, dancing is fun and it’s a great form of exercise and that is why we offer dance classes in some of our clubs. It's a fun way to workout. If you don’t like the intense workouts, dance is going to be easy and fun.