Exercises to be incorporated into a busy day
0wlface
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Hey,
I am entering an extremely busy and stressful period at work, which means I will not have time to exercise much for the next 2-3 months. Are there any small tricks of incorporating small exercises into your life? I mean I already walk everywhere and take the stairs, but other things perhaps? Small changes that would help burn a few calories? I work all day into the late evening to night at a desk including weekend work, so it leaves little space for exercise and will take up most of my energy. Also because it will be very stressful and still exhausting I don't want to limit my calorie intake much further.
Anyway, I would be grateful for any ideas.
Thanks!
I am entering an extremely busy and stressful period at work, which means I will not have time to exercise much for the next 2-3 months. Are there any small tricks of incorporating small exercises into your life? I mean I already walk everywhere and take the stairs, but other things perhaps? Small changes that would help burn a few calories? I work all day into the late evening to night at a desk including weekend work, so it leaves little space for exercise and will take up most of my energy. Also because it will be very stressful and still exhausting I don't want to limit my calorie intake much further.
Anyway, I would be grateful for any ideas.
Thanks!
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Can you do some bodyweight exercises at work? A few sets of pushups etc throughout the day won't make a huge difference to your weight and strength, but when I was most stressed through my music degree, every hour or practice I would take 5 mins to do something. It would clear my head and I'm sure it made my body feel better just for having some movement.0
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Here's an eight minute bodyweight circuit you can do anywhere with no equipment, either before or after work, in your lunch break or sneak into an empty meeting room!
As many as you can do in/hold for 30 seconds with 10 seconds between each:
Jumping jacks
Press-ups
Wall-sit
Abdominal crunches
Step-ups on a step or chair
Squats
Triceps dips
Plank
High-knee running
Lunges
Press-up with rotation
Side plank
Optional
Planks with leg raise
Side plank with reach-around
Reverse curl
Hope that helps! :flowerforyou:0
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