Stella Kuntz
I try to take my daily walk whenever the weather will be best that day and do housework and/or yoga to make up any shortfall.
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Mildred Lewis
I think you’ve got the right idea. It’s about finding the time and making it happen.
If I’m not motivated to do an actual routine I will fit in time for a walk. I’ll do random pushups everywhere. Also I do squats while I’m holding my baby. Yoga stretches as a celebration to my body. Keeping creating those ideas and keep them fun.
If I’m not motivated to do an actual routine I will fit in time for a walk. I’ll do random pushups everywhere. Also I do squats while I’m holding my baby. Yoga stretches as a celebration to my body. Keeping creating those ideas and keep them fun.
Arron Webb
I make a stretch in the morning whenever I wake up. I try to walk an hour during a day and have my 30 min exercise routine in the evening
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