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Can You Still Benefit From 5-Minute Workouts?

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Regular exercise is an important part of living a healthy lifestyle no matter your age. However, sometimes busy schedules, emergencies, or last-minute changes can cause us to lose out on time during our day which can affect our ability to exercise.

In these cases, a shorter workout might be a good alternative when you’re short on time. But just how effective are shorter-length workouts and are they worth it?

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In This Episode You Will Learn:

1). Why there is a perception that shorter workouts (5–10 minutes) don’t have benefits such as exercising for a longer period of time.

2). Meredith’s thoughts on why shorter workouts can be an important part of a healthy lifestyle, especially for a wider range of people (limited mobility, limited range of motion, etc).

3). How shorter workouts can still be modified “up” to a more intense experience if you are able to stand, hold heavier weights, or even up the intensity safely and appropriately thus still benefiting from a shorter workout time.

4). Why shorter workouts are a great way to “build up” to longer exercises especially if you are just getting started with regular exercise or are coming back from taking time off.

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5). How shorter exercise times are great for home workouts as most gyms and classes don’t offer shorter routines.

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Originally published October 17, 2023

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