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Just because the gyms are closed and your favoritecoaching Classes are no longer available (at least in person), it does not mean that you have to jump during your time at home. In fact, it's easy to train simply using some of these items from your pantry! Ofcanned products For bottles of wine, you can get a serious workout at home. And who needs a kettle ball when your cooking help is just as heavy?

Why you should continue moving your body at home

That you realize it or not, there is ahuge connection between our emotional being and our physical. I found that the gift of the physical body is thatWith a little intentional movement, it can really change your mood, mind and even your prospects, no matter what happens around you.

It can make a sense of empowerment and control a situation that does not want to make answers to our frustrations and confractions at any time. Not to mention all the great chemicals released with good endorphins of exercise, serotonin and dopamine. These chemicals help to regulate mood and have proven to have positive effects on everyday life as well as our sleep and diet habits. So, whether it's 10 minutes on your kitchen floor or walk with your family;Move this body of yours. We only have one!

So, if you find yourself without training equipment, but are itching to move your body, here are some easy home training movements that I have developed using somemerchandise and kitchen appliances. Get ready to sweat!

This movement requires something from a can of oats to a bottle of wine. With your palms under the shoulders and heels indicated to the ceiling, find your high board position and pull oats through the median line using the opposite hand. Use your belly button as a checkpoint to pull the bobbin. This movement can be done anywhere and increases your stability and builds that the skinny muscle in your abdominals.

Using your cast iron box or your favorite stove, take a seat and pull your navel toward your spine. The slightly thin back taking your shoulders and your trunk behind your hips while staying up. When you hold the pan at your chest, turn your top of the body to try to send your elbows on each side. The more you are inclined, the most intense this exercise is! Leave heels on the floor until you advanced in this exercise!

This one can be done with the whole family and is a favorite of children for children. In one line, take your smaller cans and place them behind your head. Bring your feet together and let the knees fall into a butterfly position. Take the vertebral column on the ground. Extend your arms behind your head and grab a two-handed box. Use the momentum and your kernel forsit down With control and start making a pyramid can in front of you. More cans, more sit-ups!

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Using medium-sized cans (image shows apple sauce and tomato can), take your hips behind you and the hinge creating a fold in your hips. Your weight should be in the heels, the navel fired on the vertebral column. Hold this position and prolong your arms down your shoulders. Pull the elbows toward the ceiling and extend it slowly. With a slight curvature on the elbows, take the arms on the side while pinching the shoulder blades. All the time holding this hinge position!

Although this image actually show a help in the kitchen, the "heavy object" does not need to be as specific; He made a hilarious image. A pot of milk or mixer would work very well. Hold the object to your chest and remove the shoulder blades down and back. Keep the tight core and have the feet of the hip width, the toes pointed forward. Take the hips behind you as if you're trying to sit on a chair, knees in line with the second toe. Watch for the eager chest to fall, standing and press this booty ahead!

Good work! For even more ways to move your body, I put a lot ofTraining tips on Instagram. Or even get your own personal home training SESH with me in myindividual personal training! And yes, you can obviously make some of these movements with these same pantry items.