Stay active

“Only when we lose something do we really appreciate it!”

This phrase perfectly describes the health and exercise situation during a pandemic.

Due to the introduction of restrictive measures, many of us around the world stopped exercising, some even practically stopped moving. Combined with constant stress, overeating and insufficient quality of fresh air. Our bodies are even weaker than they were before quarantine.

But today we will not discuss these shocking results. Also today we will not talk about the obvious benefits of sports in each of us!

Let’s take a closer look at practical tips and resources to keep us active and healthy no matter what:

  • The first thing you can do is learn something new without leaving home. So the team from NowWeMove during the pandemic conducted and continues to free trainings and master classes in various areas. Yoga. Capoeira. Gymnastics. Boxing. Anyone can take part, as well as get acquainted with the previous materials on the official YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ISCANowWeMove

 

  • Many of us love workouts, but do not know how to form them correctly, what exercises to do and how much rest. That is why to introduce you to a Certified Fitness Trainer who is committed to not only sharing his health knowledge, but also bringing like-minded people around the world in his free neoFIT community:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpB2W6F-wwL5lo8CTcejbvA

 

  • At home, at work, at school – anywhere – we must not forget about warm-ups and distraction from prolonged sitting. To make it easier for you to find suitable exercises, we have prepared useful life hacks from the international organization BG Be Active. These simple, but such important exercises will save you and your health from physical inactivity, which, according to WHO statistics, affects every 12th of us. Don’t be the sixth, be active: https://youtu.be/9OOvO0WGATo

 

 

The above recommendations are not the only possible or correct! New technologies will provide us with tremendous opportunities for finding information! Therefore – Look for like-minded people! Take courses! Take part in online marathons! There is no better motivation than a feeling of support from a partner and love!

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P.s. Remember to regularly ventilate the area and try to reduce your food intake if you limit yourself to regular walks for an extended period.

In conclusion, I would like to quote Aristotle, who said: “Movement is life!”

With love, Kirill (BG BE Active volunteer, EREPS certified fitness trainer)

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