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  2. Feb 1, 2023 · Summary. Before you start working out, get a health check-up and make a plan with realistic goals. Then, make exercise a habit by incorporating it into your daily routine. 3. Make it a habit ...

  3. Oct 28, 2020 · Stand straight, holding a dumbbell in each hand. Keeping arms at your sides, lift one foot directly beside your balance leg. Raise the dumbbells at a 45-degree angle to your body, keeping arms ...

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    • Week 1. Now that you've completed your first workout, it's time to plan your first week of workouts. Here's an idea of how to schedule your cardio and strength-training activity.
    • Week 2. You'll continue with the same schedule as last week but progress with a few small changes to keep you challenged. For cardio, you'll do the same workouts with an added 5 minutes to build endurance and increase your exercise time.
    • Week 3. This week, the changes to your workouts are more drastic with higher-intensity cardio workouts, a new and more challenging strength routine, as well as a new yoga workout to try.
    • Week 4. With three weeks of workouts under your belt, you'll maintain your previous schedule with a few small changes to keep things interesting. You'll continue with your 30-minute cardio workouts, but try a new interval routine that includes making more frequent changes throughout the workout.
    • Focus on Monitoring Intensity. Intensity is an important aspect of your cardio workouts. Monitoring intensity can help you learn how your body feels during different activities.
    • Week 2 brings some small changes that will help you slowly progress. You'll have new, longer cardio workouts and you'll be doing an added set of each exercise during your strength training workouts.
    • This week, you'll see some big changes in your schedule. You'll be upping the ante by splitting your cardio and strength workouts, giving you 3 days of cardio and 2 days of strength training.
    • You get a breather this week to take some time to settle into your new workout schedule. You'll do the same workouts as last week with no new routines, challenges, or changes.
  4. Mar 25, 2022 · For a quick five-minute workout, repeat these individual activities several times. Getting in and out of a chair. The simple act of sitting down in a chair and standing up requires you to tighten your tummy, stabilize your hips, and engage your leg muscles. Getting in and out of a chair repeatedly can be a great beginner exercise to do at home.

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