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Your gym might be closed and finding workout equipment like dumbbells can be nearly impossible right now, but Dr. Jedidiah Ballard says this should not stop you from working out.
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The ER doctor and fitness enthusiast joins The Doctors to share how you can safely and effectively workout from home using your own body weight as resistance. Jedidiah's 3 moves to do at home include:
The Burpee: This move can be combined with a pushup and a jumping jack to work your core.
The Mountain Climber: This starts as a burpee and adds in bringing your legs towards your chest and then ends with a jumping jack.
The Row: To work your biceps and back, use a backpack filled with books and raise the bag towards your chest.
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Dr. Ian Smith notes if getting down on the floor it too hard, use the wall for a modified burpee. Check out more workout ideas on Jedidiah's Instagram page.
