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Discover free and easy ways to be more active with the following physical activities.
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Neck rolls

This exercise helps reduce tension and support mobility in the neck and upper shoulders.
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Lateral arm raises

Lateral arm raises train the shoulder muscles and support upper body function.
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Marching on the spot

Marching on the spot supports circulation, warms up the body and trains coordination and dynamic balance.
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Shoulder rolls

Shoulder rolls help reduce shoulder tension and support shoulder mobility.
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W raise

A standing W raise trains the upper back and shoulder muscles and supports upper back, shoulder and arm mobility.
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Backward lunge

Backward lunges train the legs, hips and gluteal muscles while challenging balance and coordination.
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Hip circles

Hip circles support and train mobility through the hips, pelvis and lower back.
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High knees

High knees raise the heart rate while challenging coordination and lower body strength.
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Low lunge to stretch tight hips

Low lunge

Low lunge stretches the hips and challenges balance and coordination.
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Seated forward fold

Seated forward fold

Seated forward fold stretches the hamstrings, lower back and spine while reducing tension and supporting flexibility.
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Child's pose

Child’s pose

Child's pose gently stretches the hips, lower back, shoulders and spine while promoting relaxation and stress relief.
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Seated forward fold in a chair

Seated figure 4 stretch

Seated figure 4 stretch gently stretches the hips and glutes while supporting lower body mobility and flexibility.

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