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Stretch. Burns calories, keeps your circulation going and makes you feel good. |
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Desk Dips. Grip table edge behind you, extend legs in front and squat gently. |
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Use Stairs. Avoid lifts and escalators, climb up briskly at every opportunity. |
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Seated Isometrics. Tighten your abs for 30 second intervals. Flex your legs. |
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Healthy Commute. Walk or cycle to work: help the environment and get fit. |
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Stationary lunges or squats. Easy exercises you can do in any quiet corner. |
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Research. Use Google or YouTube to find other easy exercises to do at work. |
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Take “Micro Breaks”. Even a few seconds taken often can make a difference. |
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Meetings/Calls while Standing. Burns calories and is efficient. |
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Lunchtime Exercise. Why not nip off to the gym or take a vigorous brisk walk? |
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Shoulder Exercises. You can do shoulder shrugs, stretches or rolls at any time. |
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Organise Group Activities. Get colleagues involved so you egg each other on. |
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Pop Outside. A triple win: a nice break, good walk and fills lungs with fresh air. |
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Brisk Walking Technique. Flex abs and move arms for even greater benefit. |
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Office Bicep Curls. Take a light, easy-to-grip item and do some curls with it. |
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Heel Walk. Walk while balancing on your heels, feet flexed and facing upwards. |
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Deliver by Hand. You’ll enjoy the break and your colleagues the personal touch. |
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Windmills. Rotate each arm forward a few times and then reverse direction. |
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Know the Risks. Research DVT, RSI etc. on the web to learn to avoid them. |
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Switch Sides. Change your position frequently and keep moving body, arms etc. |