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Fitness Youtubers I Am Loving

Afternoon, everyone!

How is quarantine going? I hope you all have established some kind of normalcy in your life. I wanted to share some fitness YouTubers that I am loving at the moment. With quarantine, you are probably not going to the gym. It might be worth giving these home workouts a try to keep yourself moving and energised.

Chloe Ting

Her videos are short and quite accessible. They are also very energising and enjoyable and helps you really break a sweat at home. Her voice-overs are also very encouraging and supportive so when you are feeling a bit demotivated, her voice prompts are lovely.


Blogilates

She has workouts for all the different areas of the body. Her videos last different variations of times which can fit any of your time constraints. At the beginning of the month, she also releases free workout calendars. She also releases awesome blog posts which are really helpful. 


MadFit

Her videos are short and fun. They all follow popular songs so it feels more like you are doing a dance routine. You will be done with the workout before you know it because you will be busy singing along to the song.
Adrian Bryant

His videos are super simple but very effective. You don't need any equipment to do his workouts. You can also put your own music on because the workouts feature simple one move or two moves. The simplicity makes it more manageable.



 Yoga with Adriene 

If you are into more calming and relaxing stretches or more pilates style work out which are not really about breaking a sweat but more about technique, you will love her videos. Her videos are really good for anxiety. During this weird time, it might be useful to try yoga as if can really help to center yourself back.


That's it from me today! Hope you are all doing well and I will see you in my next post!

Sincerely Sinthu

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