There are many exercises you can do with weights, including weight lifting. Other than that, you can also lie down and do sit-ups with the added pressure of a weight to strengthen your core.
I think you could add heavy weights to any kind of exercise to make it more difficult. other than that I can't readily think of extreme exercises.
Sure, not all exercises require a bar. Using free weights with built-in handles give you a variety of options and exercises.
better off swimming till wrists feel better and do pushing exercises with weights istead of pulling exercises
You can use exercise equipment weights to help strengthen any part of your body. A variety of exercises is available for each body part. For Leg squats, chest press, and deadlifts are examples of effective exercises using equipment weights. A fitness website or fitness professional should be able to provide a list of exercises with pictures.
Pushups (Decline,Incline, Diamond, wide), pullups, Chin ups, jump rope, resistant bands.
A person with diabetes can do aerobic, flexibility, and strength exercises. Aerobic exercises will help with blood circulation. Flexibility will allow for joints and muscles to not become injuries as much while using them. Strength exercise for someone with diabetics may use small hand weights or even the larger weights that can be found at a local gym.
Upper body workout bars, provide more stability than free weights. They are a little limiting, but easier to use.
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Do some exercises ithink more repititions with lighter weights tones while heavier weights build mass.
Try doing slow exercises like walking and lifting light weights. After that you can start getting more intense and do runs, etc. It takes time to get back in shape.