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hey! Busy Mom’s… How do you find time to work out?
Here are some quick and effective home fitness ideas perfect for busy moms who want to stay active without long workouts or special equipment: 1. Micro-Workouts (5–10 minutes) - HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training): Alternate 30 seconds of high effort (jumping jacks, squats, mountain climbers) with 30 seconds of rest. Just 10 minutes can be very effective. - Tabata: 20 seconds of intense movement + 10 seconds rest, repeated 8 times (4 minutes total). 2. Strength Training with Bodyweight - Squats, lunges, push-ups, planks, and glute bridges. - Do circuits: 3–4 moves back-to-back, rest 1–2 minutes, then repeat 2–3 rounds. - Use furniture (chair for tricep dips, wall for wall-sits). 3. Incorporate Kids into Movement - Dance parties in the living room. - “Mommy and me” yoga or stretching sessions. - Use stroller walks or baby-wearing walks for cardio. 4. Housework as Exercise - Turn chores into calorie-burners: add squats while folding laundry, calf raises while washing dishes, or lunges while vacuuming. - Put on upbeat music to increase intensity. 5. Sneaky Movement Snacks - 5-minute exercise bursts during nap times, coffee brewing, or TV commercials. - Walk or jog in place while on calls. - Keep a yoga mat or resistance band handy in the living room. 6. Mind-Body Options for Stress Relief - Quick yoga flows (5–15 minutes). - Guided meditation with light stretching. - Breathing exercises to recharge when energy is low. ✅ Pro Tip: Consistency matters more than length. Three 10-minute workouts sprinkled throughout the day can be as effective as one long gym session.
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The Danger of ‘What If’
What if… I had started sooner? What if… I had trusted the process? What if… I had believed in myself? The danger of “what if” is that it robs you of the “what is”—the life you could be living right now. ✨ Don’t let “what if” win. Choose action. Choose today. 💪
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Through her role as a mom-preneur, Nurse Coach and founder of Pegilates, Peggy empowers women to build strength, confidence, and community.
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