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Busy? Don't worry. By getting active for just 60 seconds at a time a few times a day, you can help increase your overall fitness, lower your resting heart rate, and even lower cholesterol. Set the timer on your phone and get to it!
A mother exercises on a fitness ball with her young son inside their home. She is teaching the boy the importance of a healthy lifestyle by proper stretching and exercising

SPEEDY AND STRONG

Push-Ups

Just one minute of push-ups (however many you can do) will help burn calories and build strength.

Dips

Using a chair or end table, do 10-15 dips (or one minute, whichever comes first) to strengthen your arms and shoulders.

Seated March

Sit up tall in your chair, engage your abdominal muscles and slowly lift then lower one leg at a time without moving your torso.


Man walking his dog

QUICK CARDIO

Jog-in-place

All the benefits of jogging without ever leaving the room. Remember to keep your knees up and continue for one minute.

Jumping jacks

One minute of this classic exercise will work to improve cardiovascular health.

Walk the dog

Your best friend is also a trainer. Walking for 15 minutes a few times a day will benefit your health.


Man walking his dog

LIGHT LEG DAY

Squats

Just 1 minute of squats can help your mobility and conditioning.

Stairs

Have a set of stairs in your home? Take those stairs, up and down, for 60 seconds to help with your cardiovascular health.

Lunges

Walk around for a minute, taking large, deep steps to tone and condition.

 

Want to find other ways to move? Explore Workplace Wellness.