Physical Activity

Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health. Everyone can experience the health benefits of physical activity – age, abilities, shape, or size do not matter. Starting a new wellness routine can feel challenging, but don’t worry. Increases in daily activity can come from small changes made throughout your day, such as walking or cycling instead of using the car, getting off a bus a stop earlier and walking the rest of the way, or walking the children to school.

Regardless of how you choose to incorporate physical activity in your life, the important part is that you do.

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Exercise can be easy to do and fun for everyone. You don't need equipment or access to a gym to keep your body healthy and active. Find an exercise that fits your lifestyle, whether you're at the park, the office, or at home watching TV.

Check with your doctor before doing any physical activity if you have health issues or concerns.

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Simple Exercises

Start with these exercises and build up slowly to a routine that works for you. The important thing is to get you moving and strengthen your muscles. Try them out and see how you feel.


Pelvic Neutral in Standing
This exercise strengthens your back and will help you execute exercises safely.


Wall Sits
These simple exercises can be done anywhere there's a wall to lean on and can help you increase your lower body strength and endurance.


Yoga Poses
Yoga has become a popular way of promoting physical and mental well-being. It can help you relax and manage stress and anxiety while also increasing your strength and flexibility.

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Beyond the Gym

Your local park or even your home have all the space you need to stay active without the need of a gym or expensive equipment.


Simple indoor cardio exercises are a great workout option to do anywhere, anytime.


In many areas, people can visit parks, trails, and open spaces to relieve stress, get some fresh air, and stay active. While these facilities and areas can offer health benefits, it is important that you follow the guidelines provided by the CDC to protect yourself and others from COVID-19.


Find fun outdoor activities through your local parks and recreation department and get moving while staying involved in your community and nature.

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Healthy Body, Healthy Mind

Keeping your body and mind healthy helps you to have a happier, healthier life. As you develop an active routine, you'll feel less tired during the day, and your mind will stay sharper for longer periods of time. Even breathing exercises can make a big difference in how you feel.

Exercise is for Everyone

It's important for people of all ages, shapes, sizes, and abilities to stay active. Choosing activities that you enjoy and fit your lifestyle is key to keeping your body and mind healthy.

Working Out for Older Adults

Staying active is crucial for maintaining your wellness as you age. If you're out of the habit, don't worry. Start small and slowly expand your workout comfort zone. Find support with friends and make it a group activity by scheduling virtual meetups.

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Exercising with an Injury or Disability

Limited mobility doesn't mean you can't exercise. Finding ways to stay active and healthy that work for your body are important.

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Fitness During and After Pregnancy

Your fitness activities might change while you're pregnant, but staying active is more important than ever. An active lifestyle keeps both you and your baby healthy. And when you’re active, it’s easier to keep up with your kids as they grow!

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Family Fitness

Growing children should get at least one hour of physical activity a day. Running, biking, or hiking are all great ways for children to get exercise, but there are many activities children can do indoors as well. Even getting them to assist with the chores can help!


Staying active helps kids do better in school. Children who get enough physical activity tend to have an easier time focusing and even perform better on tests. Physical activity is shown to have a positive influence on memory, flexible thinking and self-control. So get your kids moving by playing sports or games that involve the whole family.








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Healthy Tips

Inspired to get moving? Find the tools, tips and tricks that will help you be active and stay healthy.