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Fitness

Short movements, routines, and habits for bodies that sit all day. Energy and effort without the gym-bro aggression.

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3 chapters, in order. Each stands on its own, but they build.

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  1. A person standing up from a desk chair to stretchFitness

    What can I do every time I stand up from my desk?

    Every time you stand, do a 20-second reset: five hip openers, five slow calf raises, and one overhead reach. It reverses the three things sitting tightens most, which are your hips, your calves, and a rounded upper back, before they have a chance to stiffen.

    11 min read
  2. A person doing a bodyweight squat during a short home workoutFitness

    What's a good 10-minute workout for someone who sits all day?

    Run one circuit of five moves that cover the patterns sitting takes away: 10 squats, 10 glute bridges, 10 wall push-ups, a 20-second plank, and 10 band rows. Repeat twice with short rests. It takes ten minutes, needs no gym, and trains every major pattern your chair has switched off.

    11 min read
  3. A person checking a calendar while planning a daily habitFitness

    How do I stay consistent with movement when work gets busy?

    Shrink the habit until it survives your worst week, then attach it to something that already happens at the same place and time. Consistency is not a willpower problem. It is a design problem, and the fix is a version so small that a bad Tuesday cannot break it.

    11 min read