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55 At-Home Resistance Band Exercises and Workouts



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Sweat Off


David Jack
Sean Garner
Ebenezer Samuel
Gerren Lilles

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Summary

One standard looped resistance band is all you need to instantly create a challenging full-body workout. Full Workout: Yes, you can use resistance bands for an entire full-body workout; they’ll challenge and push your body. Depending on the size of your resistance band, you might not be able to go incredibly heavy on some of the motions where you’ll want more challenge, such as deadlifts and squats, so if you’re doing a bands-only full-body session, consider doing this as a circuit. Aim for one pull move (a row or pulldown or curl), one push move (a pushup, overhead press, or triceps pressdown-style motion) and one leg move (squat, deadlift, or lunge) in every full-body session.Finishers: If you have access to dumbbells and barbells, or if you’re advanced enough with your bodyweight to create unilateral challenges (think: pistol squats and post pushups), consider using bands near the end of your workout. The list is highlighted by a host of critical back moves: The split-stance row, the reverse fly, the single-arm reverse fly, and the classic bent-over row.You'll rock your abs in this classic abdominal exercise, which takes advantage of banded resistance to challenge your core against all rotation.Trainer Sean Garner, creator of the 6-Week Sweat Off, hits on many of the ideas Jack does, and adds 12 new moves for you here, including a banded monster walk that'll light up your glutes, and a banded jump squat that'll teach you to create lower-body explosion.This move from fitness director Ebenezer Samuel, C.S.C.S. is all about isolating your triceps, reinforcing the idea that even when your arms are straight, your triceps must be working. Add depth to your shoulders with this simple resistance band move.Build speed and athleticism with these moves from trainer Gerren Lilles.Another move that'll push your triceps to the limit, forcing you to own the straight-arm position.

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