You have to have resistance to build muscles. Weights are a form of resistance.
So is gravity! So you can do pull ups, push ups, sit ups, crunches, and lunges to build up strength.
You can do what are called isometric exercises where you pit one muscle against another. Example place your hands together, one palm facing up the other down. Push hard and count to ten. Flip over your hands and repeat. Repeat as many times as desired.
Running, swimming and most Martial Arts will help build muscle tone and strength.
doing push-ups; using your own body as the weights
do weights , bicep curls using a barbell and lots of preacher curls. do weights , bicep curls using a barbell and lots of preacher curls.
Lift weights :-) Lift weights :-)
The lower the weights, the stronger and leaner your muscles will become with more repetitions. If you want bigger muscles, you should try heavier weights.
Lifting up weights.
use the bench press, that's not a machine it's free weights. If you meant without using weights at all do push ups. those are calisthenics
boxing or weights
You can create weights. Take the stick from a broom and tie appropriately-heavy objects at each end.
To optimize your workout routine when stacking weights, start by using heavier weights for fewer repetitions to build strength. Gradually increase the weight as you get stronger. Focus on proper form and technique to prevent injury. Consider incorporating a variety of exercises to target different muscle groups. Listen to your body and adjust the weight as needed to challenge yourself without straining.
No it is not possible to deadlift without weights. It would be ineffect without the weights,because they are necessary to perform the exercise and build muscle.
yes after week or so.
Brisk walking, power walking... whatever you want to call it.