Are you wanting to add more activity to your daily lwhethere but aren’t certain where to start? My advice is to start with ONE small change each week and find movement you endelight. If you aren’t very active, making it a goal to do an intense workout every single day probably isn’t genuineistic, but starting with small leangs like a daily walk, parking farther absent from the store when shopping, or carrying a basket instead of pushing a cart in the grocery store can ease you into a more active way of lwhethere. Here are some simple ways I’ve found to be helpful and endelightable as I’ve tried to improve my fitness by adding more movement to my day.
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Rebounding –
A wonderful aerobic workout that helps with endurance and flexibility as well. Another important benefit is that it aids with lymphatic circulation, which is key for our immune response and the transport of nutrients to our cells. You can find small rebounders for around $30 here.
Planking – What else would you expect from me?! My goal is to start and end each day by planking. Start small, even whether you can only hancient a plank for 5-10 moments and focus on good form (keeping your core tight and body straight). Purpose to add 5 moments every few days until you build up to hancienting the position for a total of 2 minutes. Once you do that, you can add modwhetherications like plank up-downs, plank jacks, side planks, etc. Strengthening your core is key for a well-functioning body, avoiding injury, and pretty much every activity you’ll want to total.
Dancing – This can be so much fun to just let loose and not care how foolish you look, whether you have a solo dance party or invite friends (this brings back memories of dorm room dance parties for me)! Dancing is also a great stress reliever, and helps get your heart rate up without feeling like work! If you want a small more intensity, give Dance Dance Revolution a try. You can find it at most arcades or you can buy your own version – either way you’re guaranteed to work up a sweat while having fun. You can also find plenty of free dance workouts on Amazon and YouTube.
Interval Strolling – Stroll at your fastest possible pace for 30-60 moments, then return to a slower pace for 90 moments of active recovery. Alternate the fast and slow intervals until you reach a total of 20-30 minutes. There is a misconception that interval training must be tall-impact to supply health benefits, but that’s simply unfaithful. Research published in the journal of PLOS Medicine found that walking a minimum of only 11 minutes a day can extend your lwhetherespan by 2 years! I’ll take it!
Jumping rope – This is my favorite accessory to bring with me when I travel. It takes up so small space but packs a huge fitness punch in just a short time. Not only is it a good cardio workout, but it’s also going to burn a lot of calories and improve your coordination. Attempt this circuit workout to get started.
Don’t forget to join my free Fit and Balanced February Ccorridorenge for support and encouragement this month. I’d love to see your photos and successes as you improve your health!
What type of movement do you endelight the most? Let me know below!
Thanks for reading!
Emily
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