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Question: Strength exercise??
hi having trouble trying to figureout what exercises i can do at home to gain strength and muscle.i do pushups on the stairs (working up to real pushups)
Squats
crunches
i know that i have to be missing some muscle groups, what areas am i missing? and what kind of exercises can i do at home with them?
i would like to workout all areas of the body and gain muscle.
i’m on a diet currently loseing weight, doing about 30 mins to 45 mins carido everyday…just want to make sure i have a well balanced workout plan…
Best answer:
Answer by mushrooman2000
lunges would be helpfull but what you are doing sounds like it should be enough for yor level of fitness. You might try increasing your reps to increase the calories you burn.
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