Build Your Home Gym For Less Than $100 + Full Body At Home Workout

Do you have limited time to work out due to a busy schedule? We understand completely! While we suggest that people try to join a gym if possible it’s nice to have some equipment at home for when you can’t make it to the gym or if there isn’t a gym nearby. In most gyms you have options like machines, racks, and cables but you can create a home gym that will get the job done without all the bells and whistles! You can STILL get in a great workout at home. Some of our best transformations have come from our at-home workout plan transformation winners!

Since we want you to #MakeYourMove wherever you are, we want to give you some options of things to keep around the house. Over time you can even add different items and equipment so that you can continue to improve your own gym at home!

BUILD YOUR HOME GYM FOR LESS THAN $100

40-lb Dumbbell Set - $42.99

Resistance Tubes with Handles - $24.99

Anti-Burst Gym Ball - $17.99

You’ll even have some money left over to snag a Speed Rope for $7.99 (it’s great for cardio bursts)!

Although coffee tables (or even the ground!) can work for some exercises, if possible it is best to have a bench to use. If funds and space allow consider adding one of these benches below to your home gym. Bonus, they come with weights!

Crunch Board & Vinyl Dumbbell Set - $89.99

Weight Bench & 80-lb Weight Set - $129.99

If a bench is out of the question and you are a little more advanced, the exercise ball is great for things like curls, chest press, etc. The ball forces you to stabilize your core while performing the movement.

FULL BODY AT HOME WORKOUT

Want a fun new workout to try with your new equipment? We put this Full Body At Home Workout together for you!

You will perform the circuit as listed and repeat the entire circuit 2-3 times (depending on how much time you have).

Band Bicep Curls X 15

Overhead Dumbbell Triceps Extensions X 15

Dumbbell Lateral Raise X 15

Exercise Ball Roll-Ins X 20

Jump Rope 30 Seconds

REST 30 SECONDS

Dumbbell Chest Press X 15

Band Rows X 15

Dumbbell Pile Squats X 15

Exercise Ball Crunches X 20

Jumping Jacks 30 Seconds

REST 30 SECONDS

P.S. You might need a towel to wipe off all of your sweat!

This post is sponsored by FitFluential on behalf of Kohl's.

Beginner Incline Treadmill Routine

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Can't run or don't want to run? You don't have to - try this beginner incline cardio routine during your next cardio session instead! It will introduce you to incline training and you will still work up a sweat! As always, adjust this to your level and make it your own workout!

Check out this post for booty focused cardio training ideas!

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Booty Focused Cardio Training

Looking for ways to lift your tush or build a booty? We won't lie - it ISN'T easy but it can be done! With proper weight training (try our She Sweats 12-Week Transformation) and "Booty Focused" cardio training you can achieve that backside you are looking for! Instead of using running as your only cardio try one of the following forms of cardio that will help you build your booty.

Stair Climber or Stair Stepper - Hop on this machine and don't hold on! Work your way up - can only do 5 minutes at first? No problem! Record your stats and try for longer next time.

Walk or Jog Uphill - Want to get your cardio in outside? Instead of looking for a flat place to run try out a hilly section and/or do hill sprints. Run as fast as you can up the hill and time yourself. Try to beat your best time next chance you get. I bet you might even start looking and craving for hills to sprint up! {No joke!}

Inline on Treadmill - Bad weather outside? No problem! Hop on your treadmill and set the incline as high as you can without holding on! Try the incline at 6-15% and speed at 2.6-3.2 MPH. Remember, record what you were able to accomplish and keep building on that.

It's important that you do "Booty Focused" Cardio Training {when incorporating cardio} but it's also very important to not overlook the importance of weight training!

Be sure to check out some of our best cardio routines here. Which is your favorite?

- Whitney

Let us be your personal trainers with our detailed 4, 6 and 12 week She Sweats Workout plans! We guide your workout each day, telling you exactly what to do and what intensity to work at. We have everything you need! Find out more!