
When I ask my clients who struggle with weight, health, and body image if they work out regularly, I often get one of two responses: a fabricated answer I can see through, or the honest "I just can't find the time."
Here's the reality: overthinking takes more energy than grabbing weights, putting on music, and getting on the floor for 20 minutes. It's not about finding time - it's about jumping in and doing it any time. And science backs this up!
The British Journal of Sports Medicine found that just 150 minutes of moderate exercise OR 75 minutes of intense exercise weekly cuts mortality risk by 31%. Even more surprising? McMaster University research shows that 4-5 minutes of high-intensity exercise daily can lower death risk by 40%!
Think about that - just 10-minute workouts can transform your health. University of Texas researchers proved this when they found that three 20-second all-out bursts (within a 10-minute session) boosted fitness by 12% in just 6 weeks!
And ladies - this is crucial! Harvard Medical School research shows that regular strength training can increase bone density by 1-3% in just 6 months. With 1 in 3 women over 50 affected by osteoporosis, those weights aren't just about looking good - they're about staying strong and healthy for life.
Ready to stop overthinking and start moving?
Sometimes the smallest steps lead to the biggest changes.
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