You can Move A Little right!?
Ok…January is almost over, now let’s get some movement in. We’re taking it slow and easy.
Everyday I’ll be posting a daily move goal. Complete the task. Log your completion and share your progress!
Let’s show our body some love and start pushing for a little more movement each day heading into the end of winter!
Who’s in!? ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’ll be posting here, TikTok, insta, and on my stories! Check back soon for a tracker you can use to track your daily movement! 🫶🏼✨
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Hey everyone! I'm so thrilled to dive deeper into our 'move-a-little' February challenge. It’s not about intense workouts or becoming a gym rat overnight; it's genuinely about integrating simple, realistic movement into your everyday life. I know how easy it is to let winter weather or busy schedules keep us indoors and inactive, but my goal with this challenge is to show you just how empowering small, consistent steps can be. We're talking about moving your body every single day, in simple, realistic ways – and guess what? Any movement counts, and absolutely no perfection is required! For me, the key to sticking with a 'move challenge' like this is making it enjoyable and manageable. So, what does 'move a little' actually look like? It could be anything from a brisk walk during your lunch break, dancing to your favorite songs while cleaning, or even doing some gentle stretches before bed. The beauty of this February challenge is its flexibility. We're aiming for consistency, not extremity. To help you get started and keep things fresh, I've put together some simple movement ideas, keeping the '26' from our search query in mind—think of these as 26 diverse ways to infuse movement into your month! You don't have to do all 26, but pick and choose what resonates with you each day: Morning Stretch Routine: 5-10 minutes of gentle stretches. Walk Your Pet (or Yourself!): A 15-minute brisk walk. Stair Climbing: Take the stairs instead of the elevator/escalator. Desk Stretches: Simple stretches you can do at your desk every hour. Dance Party: Put on some music and just move for 10 minutes. Chair Squats: 3 sets of 10-15 using a chair for support. Calf Raises: Do them while brushing your teeth or waiting for coffee. Wall Push-ups: A great way to build upper body strength. Yoga Flow (Beginner): Follow a 10-minute online yoga video. Gardening/Yard Work: Active tasks around the house count! Walk to the Store: If feasible, skip the car for short errands. Play with Kids/Pets: Active playtime is great movement. Plank Hold: Start with 20 seconds and build up. Lunges: 3 sets of 8-10 per leg. Jumping Jacks (Modified): Step-jacks if high impact isn't for you. Arm Circles: Forward and backward to warm up shoulders. Side Bends: Gentle core and side body stretches. Leg Swings: Forward/backward and side-to-side. House Chores: Vacuuming, scrubbing, tidying up can be a workout. Active Commute: Park further away, get off a stop earlier. Balance Practice: Stand on one leg while waiting in line. Punching/Kicking Air: Release some energy! Skipping: Great for cardio, even in place. Hoop/Jump Rope: If you have one, 5-10 minutes. "Walk and Talk" Phone Calls: Instead of sitting. Mindful Movement: Just noticing how your body wants to move. The OCR from our 'FEB CHALLENGE - KICK OFF' image really highlights the core message: 'Any movement counts & no perfection required!' This is key. Don't let the idea of a 'challenge' intimidate you. It's more about building a habit and feeling good than hitting specific numbers every single day. My personal experience has shown me that linking up with an 'accountability club' or even just sharing your progress with a friend makes a huge difference. Knowing someone else is on the journey, or that you've committed publicly, can be a fantastic motivator. Let's make this February a month of consistent, joyful movement together!

Cmon! You should join! 🤩🫶🏼✨