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If you are like most of us, you find it hard to make time for working out because your daily schedule is already
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seems hardly worth it. But there are a few simple ways to fit in a little physical activity without putting too much
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How to Fit Exercise Into a Busy Schedule
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1. Move through your lunch hour. If you have a yoga studio or gym near your office, chances are they have
a noon class for busy people like you. If not, go for a brisk 30-minute walk and throw in a few flights of stairs if
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you can. Take advantage, then have a light lunch back at your desk. You will find the exercise gives you more
energy to face the afternoon and evening.
2. Try five-minute moves. If you cannot make time for 45-minutes of continuous activity in your day, try to
make time for jet 5 minutes several times a day. A short circuit of exercises can be incredibly beneficial.
Jumping jacks, squats and pushups are effective exercises that can be done virtually anywhere. Do as many
of each as you can do in 90 seconds with a 20-second rest in between for a great workout. Other options for
quickie workouts are running the stairs for 4 minutes straight or dancing around your living room to your
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favorite song. Anything that gets you moving for 4-5 minutes counts. Try finding at least 4 of these short blocks
of activity per day.
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3. Make it a family affair. Build fitness into your family time. Take your kids for a walk around the block as
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soon as you get home in the afternoon. Little ones can be strapped into a stroller or a baby carrier, adding
resistance to your walk. Stop for a round of squats of lunges to let bigger kids catch up. Teaching your kids a
healthy lifestyle by example, you wont feel guilty about leaving your kids to take care of yourself.
4. Use a pedometer. Measuring your steps every day can be a great motivator. You will quickly see how you
can choose to be more active throughout your day and having a device that keeps the count for you make it
Micky Marie Morrison is a licensed physical therapist and a certified perinatal fitness educator, and author
of Baby Weight: The Complete Guide to Prenatal and Postpartum Fitness. Recently Micky launched
BabyWeight.TV, an online video series for moms and moms-to-be, featuring more than 70 prenatal and
postpartum fitness videos. Micky divides her time between La Antigua Guatemala, where she owns Healing
Hands Therapy Spa, and south Florida, where she teaches her CoreMama program to new and expectant
mothers, as well as to other healthcare and fitness professionals. Micky is an experienced speaker on a
variety of informative topics in the areas of fitness, womens health and physical changes during pregnancy.
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