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Bare Minimum Mondays – 10/06/2025
October 6, 2025If you’re just joining the Bare Minimum Mondays posts, here’s the premise… Action always gets more results than ideas. (Related to this: the thing you…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 09/29/2025
September 29, 2025Week 57: September 29, 2025 MoveDo 10–15 air squats while waiting for your coffee to brew. Squats are what is called a “fundamental movement pattern,”…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 09/22/2025
September 22, 2025MoveDo 30 seconds of marching in place while dinner is cooking. Light activity breaks improve circulation and counteracts sedentary effects. EatInclude one fermented food (like…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 09/08/2025
September 8, 2025MoveDo 1 set of 10 squats from your chair once per hour (or per 2 hours, or twice per day, or once per day). A…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 09/01/2025
September 1, 2025If you’re just joining the Bare Minimum Mondays posts, here’s the premise… Action always gets more results than ideas. (Related to this: the thing you…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 08/25/2025
August 25, 2025Week 52: August 25, 2025 MoveWalk briskly for 5 minutes after dinner or meals, at least twice in a day. Daily post-meal walks improve glucose control and support cardiovascular…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 08/18/2025
August 18, 2025Week 51: August 18, 2025 MoveStand or walk during at least one phone call or meeting this week. Integrating movement into routine tasks like phone calls increases daily…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 08/11/2025
August 11, 2025MoveTry a simple 5‑minute bodyweight “exercise snack” each day (e.g. squats, wall push‑ups, heel drops). Short routines (under 5 minutes) are still enough to significantly improve…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 08/04/2025
August 4, 2025If you’re just joining the Bare Minimum Mondays posts, here’s the premise… Action always gets more results than ideas. (Related to this: the thing you…
Bare Minimum Mondays – 07/28/2025
July 28, 2025MoveMarch in place during every TV commercial. Light activity breaks like marching in place improve metabolic health. Silly? Yes, a little. Simple? Yes, for sure….
