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Going for a 20-minute power walk during your lunch break is a great way to sneak in some quick cardio! But if you can't sneak away from lunch, taking a
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few 10-minute walks throughout the day works, too! Grab your work BFF and head outside to work up a sweat.
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You're probably rolling your eyes right about now, going, "Yeah, no duh -- that's the oldest trick in the book." But seriously, taking the stairs is a great way to
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to tighten your tush, tone your legs, and get a little bit of cardio with resistance in. You can even do things like split lunges or frog leaps UP the
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stairs, but just be sure to be careful!
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Take advantage of all of those pesky commercials during your favorite television shows and workout while you wait! Create your own circuit by assigning a couple moves per commercial break and do
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each for a minute. Squats, push-ups, planks, lunges, dips, or even dancing around like a lunatic all work! And just think -- your reward when you're done with each is seven
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minutes of uninterrupted television bliss!
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For all you busy parents out there, we know it's hard to set aside some time for yourself to work out! If that's the case, your children can actually help
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you exercise! Try doing leg exercises like squats or lunges with your bundle of joy firmly strapped to your chest. If your kids are a little older, try including them in
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your workouts and make it a family routine!
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It really doesn't matter what it is -- any form of movement, whether it be fidgeting, strolling through every aisle of the grocery store, or starting an impromptu dance party
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with yourself (or others around you), all movement is good movement! Plus, who doesn't want to have a dance battle after dinner or in the middle of work?
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Yoga is beneficial in more ways than one! Not only does it let you center yourself and quiet your mind, you can literally do it anywhere! You'll reduce stress, calm
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yourself, and get your body bendy all at once!
Getting to the gym can be a pain in the butt when you're a busy gal! Between school, work, home life, parenting, etc., it can be a challenge to set aside an hour or two multiple times a week to get a workout in, and you know what?
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