Some mornings feel impossible.
The kids need you, work is calling, and your energy is buried under to-do lists.
That’s when most dads skip training — telling themselves they’ll start again later.
But later rarely comes.
The truth: 10 minutes, or even less, is enough to stay in the game.
Not for aesthetics. For identity.
When you drop for pushups, crawl, or grab that kettlebell — you remind yourself:
“I still move. I still lead.”
Because every time you keep that promise, you protect more than your body. You protect your momentum.
What’s your go-to 10-minute, or even less, workout when time runs short?