Daily stretching & core can b done . Avoid excess workout over ur training intensity , check ur health posture under a physio and do treadmill test and do accordingly

Exercise to do Flexibility and strengthening Exercise to avoid Excessive weight training

Hey there! Do cardio, flexibility and Strengthening exercises under the guidance of the gym trainer. Avoid doing exercises on your own.

Hi sir, You can do warm ups, before starting any workouts. Since that will hurt your muscles more & tend to get pain. Do cardiac workouts Atleast for 10-20mins, then you can start the regular routine exercises as you wish to strengthen arm, legs, chest or pelvic floor muscles as well.

I would recommend the following daily exercises to ensure a balanced workout routine that promotes strength, flexibility, and endurance. It's important to maintain proper form to prevent injury and avoid exercises that could strain your body. Warm-Up (5-10 minutes) Light cardio: Jogging, cycling, or brisk walking to increase blood circulation and warm up muscles. Strength Training (20-30 minutes) Bodyweight Exercises: Squats, push-ups, and lunges. These compound movements work for multiple muscle groups and improve overall strength. Resistance Training: Incorporate light to moderate weights for exercises like bicep curls, tricep dips, shoulder presses, and chest presses. Core Strengthening: Planks, Russian twists, and leg raises are effective for building core strength, which supports posture and reduces the risk of injury. Flexibility and Mobility (10-15 minutes) Dynamic stretches before the workout (leg swings, arm circles). Static stretching after the workout, focusing on major muscle groups (hamstrings, quadriceps, back, shoulders). Cardio (20-30 minutes) Engage in moderate cardio activities like running, swimming, or cycling to enhance cardiovascular fitness and endurance. Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity cardio per week. Cool-Down (5-10 minutes) Gradually decrease your intensity with light activity like walking followed by deep stretches to relax your muscles. Exercises to Avoid Heavy lifting without proper form: Avoid lifting heavy weights if your form isn't perfected. Incorrect posture can cause strain or injury. High-impact exercises: Exercises like jump squats or box jumps should be done cautiously, as they can stress the knees and joints. Excessive cardio without strength training: Balance is key. Too much cardio without incorporating strength exercises can lead to muscle loss. Machine-only workouts: While machines can be helpful, it's important to mix in free-weight or bodyweight exercises that require more stabilization and engage more muscles.

When it comes to daily gym exercises, it’s all about balance and listening to your body. A good daily routine includes exercises that target different muscle groups, promote flexibility, and boost cardiovascular health. Here are some essentials: Exercises to Include: Cardio: Activities like running, cycling, or rowing get your heart pumping and help with endurance. Even a brisk 20-30 minute session can work wonders. Strength Training: Focus on compound movements like: Squats: Great for your legs and core. Deadlifts: Perfect for building overall strength, especially in your back and legs. Push-ups: Classic for your chest, shoulders, and arms. Planks: Fantastic for core stability. Flexibility and Mobility: Incorporate stretches or yoga to maintain flexibility and prevent injury. Exercises to Avoid (or Limit): Heavy Lifting Without Proper Form: Avoid lifting heavy weights if your form isn’t solid—this can lead to injury, especially in the back or shoulders. Overdoing Isolated Movements: While bicep curls and tricep extensions are popular, don’t over-prioritize them. Focus on functional, compound movements instead. Extreme High-Impact Exercises: Exercises like excessive jumping or plyometrics without proper progression can strain your joints if done daily. Listen to your body, mix things up, and allow time for recovery to avoid burnout or injury.

Please take an online consultation to assess the body type and the intensity of the exercises adequate to your body type. There are outcomes which needs to be looked to understand what is the maximal heart rate ideal for you to perform exercises. Are you suited for light, moderate or vigorous exercises. Exercise prescription is different for every individual.

Exercises to do during your gym, it only depends on type of body you want. First of all do some warmup exercises. If you are having a lean body then you have to go for the bulking. Which is possible with adequate amount of protien and diet along with following steps of exercises: Heavy weights with less repetetions, this step will help in bulking. If you are having a heavy body and excess weight accoring to height and age, then you will have to go for cutting. Which is possible with less carbs diet and little bit dieting along with folllwing step: Less weights with maximum repetetions, this will help you in cutting.

Hi for any sort of gym exercise you have to stare up with warm up and go for endurance and then go for strengthening muscles

Here's a balanced approach to daily gym workouts and exercises to avoid: Daily Gym Exercises 1. Warm-Up (5-10 minutes) Dynamic stretches (arm circles, leg swings) Light cardio (jogging, cycling) 2. Strength Training (30-45 minutes) Upper Body Bench Press or Push-Ups Bent-Over Rows or Dumbbell Rows Shoulder Press Pull-Ups or Lat Pulldowns Lower Body Squats (bodyweight or weighted) Deadlifts (conventional or sumo) Lunges (forward or reverse) Leg Press Core Planks Russian Twists Bicycle Crunches 3. Cardio (20-30 minutes) Running, cycling, or using the elliptical HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training) sessions 4. Cool Down (5-10 minutes) Static stretching for major muscle groups Exercises to Avoid 1. Overly Complex Movements Avoid exercises that are too technical (e.g., Olympic lifts) if you're a beginner. 2. High-Risk Moves Exercises like behind-the-neck presses or deep squats without proper form can lead to injury. 3. Excessive Isolation Exercises Overdoing exercises that isolate muscles (like wrist curls) without compound movements can lead to imbalances. 4. Unsupported Lifts Avoid exercises that don't allow for a stable base (like standing dumbbell presses without proper core engagement). 5. Exercises with Poor Form Always prioritize form over weight. Avoid exercises if you can't maintain good technique. Listen to Your Body: Adjust intensity and volume based on how you feel. Rest Days: Incorporate rest days or active recovery to prevent overtraining. Consult a Trainer: If unsure about form or exercises, consider working with a personal trainer for guidance. This structure can help you build strength, improve endurance, and stay safe while working out.

Pls start with warm up exercise 1.Strengthning exs 2.Improve Mobility  and stability 3. Improve balance and proprioception Exs such as 1. Bench press 2. Leg press 3. Leg ext and Hamstring curls 4.Abductor strengthening 5.wt lifting Avoid jerky movt

if you are a beginner start with your cardiac and conditional training before starting your gym training kindly take one BCA and go with proper guidance for more details kindly contact us please don't jump lifting weight directly, blindly we can't tell any exercises just like that need to check you depends upon your body contition will plane the exercise schedule

Hi it depends on the person to person.

Hi Always start gym after warm up . Maintain correct posture while gymming. Staying hydrated. Stretchings Strengthening excs(initially without weights Cardio Abdominals Biceps Triceps Lower limbs