Strength Training Exercises for Women

Strength training makes no gender distinction! Do something good for yourself on Women’s Day and learn the right way to train for strength without monotony.

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Want to add strength training exercises to your workout plan but unsure where to start? Don’t worry! Strength training is for everyone. :)

“When choosing to exercise, most of us usually go for Pilates, aerobics, Zumba or running, because there is a common belief that strength training is reserved for men and will bulk you up to look like Schwarzenegger. You couldn’t be more wrong!” says personal trainer Sylwia Krysta. “Strength training is the fastest way to build an attractive feminine figure. A toned body, shapely buttocks, faster metabolism, hormonal balance, protection against osteoporosis and slowing down the aging process are just a few of the benefits that come from strength training.”

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The basics of strength training

Start each workout with a warm-up to get your heart pumping and your joints and muscles moving.  You can use an exercise bike or a treadmill, or do some rope skipping. If you choose machines for warming up, start slow so as not to raise your heart rate too fast.

Exercises for a flat stomach and toned buttocks and thighs

When working to enhance your glutes, add squats to your workout plan. If you are a beginner, do squats with dumbbells, and after some time switch to a barbell or a kettlebell.

Remember about the correct position of your knees. Don’t let your knees move too much forward and keep them aligned vertically with your heels. Stand with your feet wider apart than in the regular squat, with your toes pointing slightly outward.

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Trening siłowy od podstaw

Każdy trening rozpoczynaj od rozgrzewki, by podnieść tętno i rozruszać stawy oraz mięśnie.  Możesz skorzystać z rowerka lub bieżni albo wykonać serię podskoków na skakance. Jeśli wybierzesz rozgrzewkę na maszynach, zacznij w spokojnym tempie, nie podnosząc tętna zbyt szybko.

Ćwiczenia na płaski brzuch, jędrne pośladki i uda

Pracując nad wyglądem pośladków, wprowadź przysiady do planu  treningowego. Jeżeli dopiero zaczynasz, wykonuj przysiady z hantelkami, a z czasem zastąp je sztangą lub kettlbell.

Pamiętaj o poprawnym położeniu kolan. Nie pozwól, by kolana wystawały do przodu i nie tworzyły pionowej osi z piętami. Nogi ustaw szerzej niż w standardowym przysiadzie, ze stopami skierowanymi lekko na zewnątrz.