Looking for easy yet effective exercises to stay healthy and active? In this video, we guide you through 9 simple movements that improve strength, flexibility, balance, and overall wellness — no equipment or gym needed!
🧘♂️ Exercises Included:
Tree Pose Side Bends Straight Leg Raise Squats Wall Push-Ups Marching in Place Arm Circles Glute Bridges Neck Rolls
✅ Perfect for beginners, seniors, and anyone wanting to stay fit at home. Each exercise is demonstrated with clear steps and explained with its benefits so you can safely follow along.
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00:00Welcome back to Mobile Physio. To keep you mobile, powerful, and flexible, today, we're sharing 9 simple and healthy exercises that are gentle, effective, and perfect for everyday fitness.
00:11Let's get moving.
00:13Tree Pose, Steps, Stand tall with feet together, shift your weight to one leg, place the other foot on the inner thigh or calf, avoid the knee.
00:22Bring your hands together in a prayer pose or raise them overhead, hold for 10-30 seconds, then switch sides. Benefits of Tree Pose are, improves balance and stability, strengthens legs and core, enhances focus and posture.
00:36Next is Side Bends. Steps are, stand straight with feet shoulder width apart, raise one arm overhead. Other hand on hip, bend sideways gently, stretching your side, return to center and switch sides, repeat 10-15 reps per side. Benefits are, stretches obliques and spine, improves flexibility and posture, helps relieve waist tension.
00:59Straight Leg Raise. Steps are, lie flat on your back, bend one knee, keep the other leg straight, slowly lift the straight leg to the height of the bent knee, lower it back down slowly.
01:13Repeat 10-15 reps, then switch legs, benefits are, strengthens thighs, hips, and lower abs, supports knee and joint health, great for beginners and seniors.
01:24Squats. Steps are, stand with feet shoulder width apart, lower your hips back and down like sitting on a chair.
01:33Keep your chest up and knees behind toes, return to standing, do 10-15 reps. Benefits are, strengthens legs, glutes, and core, boosts joint mobility and balance, burns calories, and improves circulation.
01:46Wall pushups. Steps, stand arms length from a wall, place hands shoulder width on the wall, bend elbows to bring your chest toward the wall, push back to the starting position, repeat 10-15 reps.
02:00Benefits are, tones chest, shoulders, and arms, low impact alternative to floor pushups, ideal for all fitness levels.
02:08Marching in place. Steps are, stand tall and lift one knee to hip level, lower and repeat with the other leg.
02:17Pump your arms gently as you march, continue for 1-2 minutes. Benefits are, boosts heart rate and blood flow, improves coordination and endurance, easy cardio without space or equipment.
02:30Equipment. Arms circles. Steps are, extend arms sideways, parallel to the floor.
02:35Make small circles forward for 15 seconds, then make backward circles, do 2-3 sets. Benefits are, strengthens shoulders and upper arms, improves shoulder joint mobility, relieves stiffness from sitting, glute bridges.
02:50Steps are, lie on your back, knees bent, feet flat, lift your hips toward the ceiling, squeeze glutes at the top, lower back down, do 10-15 reps.
02:59Benefits are, strengthens glutes, hamstrings, and lower back, reduces lower back pain, enhances core and hip stability.
03:09Neck rolls. Steps are, sit or stand comfortably, slowly drop your ear to one shoulder, roll your head forward and to the other shoulder, repeat in both directions 4-5 times.
03:20Benefits are, relieves neck tension and stiffness, improves neck flexibility, reduces headaches from poor posture.
03:27Start with just a few of these exercises daily, and you'll feel more mobile, flexible, and energized.
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03:38To keep you mobile, powerful, and flexible, let us know your favorite move in the comments below.
