What is a full body workout?

hey guys, can you give me an example of a full body workout that i can do at home , i dont have any materials or anything and i cant get to the gym, and what are some exercises for the full body workout

what is cutting / bulking?

and do pushups help you get buff

when doing cardio, do you run like 10 min. and then rest and then run again?
 
Ok, I can't give you much info on full body workouts that don't use weights, because all I use is free weights. The only exercise I do that doesn't involve weights is handstand pushups (shoulder exercise), but that is more of a hobby as I use my free weights for more serious workouts to target the shoulders.

Cutting - process of losing bad body weight while maintaining as much muscle mass as you can.

Bulking - process of gaining good body weight.

There is also a maintenance phase where your goal isn't to bulk or cut, but to gradually get your body into better shape while maintaining as much good weight as possible.

Push ups are very good if you don't have access to weights, but they are equivalent to a low end bench press, they will get you results but not nearly as much as heavier free weight workouts would.

If you are new to cardio, you can start doing it 10 mins. per cardio day, then up it to 15 mins. after about 1-2 weeks, then up it to 20 mins. after another 1-2 weeks and so forth.
 
New Rules of Lifting is nothing but full-body workouts.

It works off a basix six principle:

Squat
Deadlift
Lunge
Push
Pull
Twist

Coined by Richard A Schmidt three decades ago as the basic six human movements.

Schuler and Cosgrove incorporated into their book.

All of the above movements have variant you can swap in and out as needed. The push means anything that is a push, including bench press, should press, incline press, push press, etc. Similar fir the pull: bent over row, pull-up, cable row, chin-up, etc.

The book isn't expensive and I recommend you pick it up and read it cover to cover to learn more.
 
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