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Discover free and easy ways to be more active with the following physical activities.
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Horse kick

Horse kicks trains the glute muscles and supports hip stability.
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Push ups

Push ups activate the muscles in your chest, shoulders, arms and core, and help develop strength used in everyday movements like pushing and lifting.
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Trunk rotations

Trunk rotations target mobility in the upper body and spine and may help reduce stiffness.
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Standing calf stretch

This stretch supports ankle flexibility and comfortable walking and movement.
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Dead bugs

Works deep stomach muscles and develops coordination and control used in everyday movements like reaching and lifting.

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Eyes closed nose touch

Eyes Closed Nose Touch trains balance, coordination and body awareness.
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Heel-to-toe walking

Heel-to-toe walking trains dynamic balance, coordination and walking stability.
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Abdominal crunch

An abdominal crunch strengthens the abdominal muscles and supports trunk stability.
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Alternating step-through lunge 

Alternating step-through lunge builds lower body strength, balance and coordination.
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Pike to push-up walk out

A pike to push-up walk out trains the upper body, shoulders, core, legs and your coordination.
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Incline push-up using desk

Incline push-ups train the muscles of the chest, shoulders and core while placing less load on the body than a push-up on the floor.
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Gentle mobility – pelvic tilt

Pelvic tilts support mobility of the lower back and pelvis while gently activating the core muscles.

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