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10 Ways to Exercise Using Your Stairs

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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When it comes to finding creative ways to stay fit, you don’t have to go far. In fact, your stairs at home can be an excellent platform for a total body workout that’s both effective and convenient. Here are ten exercises you can do using your stairs that will help you stay active and healthy:

1. Step-ups: Facing the stairs, step up onto the first step with your right foot, then bring up your left foot to meet it. Step back down, leading with your right foot, and repeat with the other leg. This move works your legs, glutes, and core.

2. Jump squats: Stand on the first step with your feet hip-width apart. Squat down and explode upwards in a jump, landing softly back on the step. To increase the intensity, jump onto a higher step.

3. Tricep dips: Sit on a step with your hands on either side of your hips and fingers pointing forward. Slide off the edge of the step while keeping your hands in place and lower yourself down by bending your elbows. Push yourself back up to complete one rep.

4. Incline push-ups: Place your hands on a step so that they’re shoulder-width apart and walk your feet out behind you until you’re in a plank position with an incline – the higher the step, the easier this exercise will be. Perform push-ups in this position to work your chest and shoulders.

5. Mountain climbers: Start in a plank position with your hands on a stair step and bring one knee up towards your chest at a time as if you were climbing a mountain. This exercise is great for cardio as well as working the core, hips, and legs.

6. Box jumps: Stand facing a sturdy stair or multiple stairs stacked together (depending on your fitness level), squat down slightly, and use momentum from your arms to jump up onto the stair, landing softly. Step down and repeat as desired.

7. Lateral stairs run: Stand beside the bottom step of the staircase; quickly step up onto the first step with your lead foot, followed by the second foot, then back down to the ground in a fast rhythm. This exercise increases lateral movement and agility.

8. Bear crawl: Facing the stairs, get on all fours and start climbing up the stairs, leading with your right hand and left foot or vice versa. This is excellent for strengthening your upper body, legs, and stabilizing core muscles.

9. Stair plank:Place your feet on a higher stair while maintaining a plank position with your hands on the ground. Hold this position for as long as you can to work your core muscles effectively.

10. Bulgarian split squats: Stand in a staggered stance facing away from your stairs, place one foot behind you on the first or second step with your heel off the edge. Bend both knees to lower yourself towards the floor before pushing back up to complete one rep.

Incorporate these stair exercises into your workout routine for an effective and accessible alternative to gym equipment. As always, before starting any fitness program, consult with a professional if necessary and warm up properly to prevent injury. Happy exercising!

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