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Five ways to improve your fitness level
1
Get moving
Make small changes daily to up your activity level, including parking farther away from your destination or taking the stairs instead of the elevator.


2
Fit it in
If you’re pressed for time, break up your activity sessions into manageable chunks. For example, take four 5-minute “mini” walks each day or get up 10 minutes earlier and do some simple stretches.


3
Walk it off
Start out with three 20-minute walks each week. As you gain more energy, increase the intensity of your walking.


4
Have a plan
Buy an exercise video you can follow a few times a week or join a few exercise classes with a friend.


5
Search this site
Search this site for sample workouts and articles geared toward your fitness level.


Official Body-for-LIFE exercise program

 

 

The exercise techniques on Body-for-LIFE are based on universal principles that have already produced breakthroughs in tens of thousands of people.

Countless studies show that high-intensity training burns fat more effectively than low-intensity exercise, plus the addition of strength-training exercise allows you to not only increase your metabolic rate, but change the actual shape of your body. This is why Body-for-LIFE’s combination of targeted strength-training workouts and high-intensity cardio workouts is so effective.

Body-for-LIFE’s recommended programs:

 





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