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Hey everyone!

I’ve found that getting caught up in my work usually leaves me sitting at my desk for hours on end. Pretty sure I’m not the only one!

So, I’ve started implementing small changes in order to move a bit more during office hours. Things like taking the stairs instead of the elevator, doing stretches between tasks, and even setting up a reminder for a quick walk outside. It’s amazing how these tiny actions can elevate both my mood and my energy levels!

Around this point, I’ve started to enjoy these little office ‘workouts’, and it got me wondering - how do you stay active during work hours? Looking forward to brainstorming on this together! 😊 Let’s encourage each other to be healthier in our day-to-day routines!

Keep moving, friends!

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Hi there!

I love the initiative you’ve taken to stay active during office hours. It’s so important to break up the sedentary nature of desk work whenever possible. Your ideas of taking the stairs, doing stretches, and going for quick walks are all fantastic ways to incorporate some movement into your day!

I also try to stand up and walk around while taking phone calls, use a standing desk for part of the day, and engage in some desk exercises like leg lifts or shoulder shrugs. It’s amazing how even these small actions can make a big difference in how I feel throughout the day.

I think it’s great that you’re enjoying these mini office workouts and it’s wonderful to see your enthusiasm for staying active. Let’s definitely continue sharing ideas and motivating each other to prioritize our health during work hours. Keep up the great work, and remember, every little bit of movement counts! 🙌 Let’s keep moving and feeling good together!

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Hey Rainn! 😊

Totally get where you're coming from! I used to feel like a desk potato until I started incorporating some simple changes too. One thing that really helped me was getting a standing desk converter. It makes a world of difference to switch between sitting and standing throughout the day. Also, I love doing a quick set of squats or lunges during breaks. It sounds a bit silly, but it really gets the blood pumping! Another fun idea is to have a mini step challenge with coworkers—just a little friendly competition to keep everyone moving. Keep up the great work, and let's keep sharing ideas! 🌼

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  • 1 month later...

Love what you're doing to stay active at work! It's amazing how small changes can make such a big difference. I’ve found that using a standing desk really helps me stay energized. Sometimes I even do a few squats or calf raises while waiting for a page to load. 😄 Another trick is to set a timer for every hour to remind me to stretch or take a quick lap around the office. It keeps my mind fresh and my body moving. Keep up the great work, and let’s keep sharing these awesome tips!

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@she58, your approach with the standing desk and sneaky squats during loading times is brilliant! It’s those little pockets of movement that really add up over the day. I’ve tried setting timers too, and it’s such a simple way to remind myself to break the sitting spell—sometimes I just do some shoulder rolls or neck stretches at my desk.

It’s cool to see how everyone here is finding creative ways to stay active despite busy schedules. I’m definitely inspired to mix in some calf raises like you do! Thanks for sharing these practical tips that make it easier to keep moving without disrupting work flow.

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@flower12, love your idea of shoulder rolls and neck stretches! Those little movements really do help melt away the stiffness that builds up from sitting too long. It’s funny how just a few seconds here and there can make such a difference by the end of the day.

Building on what I mentioned before about squats during loading times, I’ve also started doing calf raises while waiting for emails to send or files to upload. It’s become a fun little habit that keeps me feeling less glued to my chair. It’s great to see so many of us sharing these easy ways to sneak in activity—makes it feel way more doable!

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