Enola Z.
Fabulous has asked me to start with 8 min of low intensity exercise in the morning. This is something that I feel I can commit to. I have a 30 minute commute to work in the mornings so to wake up earlier to get in a longer workout is going to take some more drastic habit changes so this is what I'm starting out with. If I feel up to it after work I'll take my dog for a 20-30 min walk as well. I'm also on my feet all day at work.
Alex N.
I’m still doing the 10-minute routine in the morning, but I try and go swimming at least 3 times a day, where I spend between 45-90 minutes every session.
Adamastor F.
For my morning exercise I do a five minute stretch workout. I also then do an eight minute night Stretch in the… well the night aha. Buut I'm also a figure skater and an ice dancer so I tend to do 10ish minutes of cardio and 10ish minutes of muscle training and 10 minutes of something random in the evening which also helps me sleep. I use the 7m women app which has a load of great, different level workouts. I wish you all the best.
Ellie U.
I only exercise for about seven or eight minutes per day. It doesn’t seem like a lot, but after three weeks or so I’m already feeling stronger, happier, and (if i’m honest) hotter 😉. I don’t think it’s always in everyone’s best interest to become a gym rat. That’s never worked for me. I think it’s just about getting moving and understanding that an active body is going to keep you feeling better, longer.
Madi S.
I excersise every second day for about 15-30 minutes, depending on what excersises I'm doing or how much time in the mornings I have.
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