The new normal we’ve had to adjust to during the pandemic has created a sense of stress and uncertainty. Among other things, the COVID-19 outbreak has likely disrupted your ability to stay in shape at the gym. However, there are many ways you can stay fit and promote wellness even as you spend more time at home during this time.
How to Exercise in the Comfort of Your Home
You may not be able to return to your gym yet, but there are countless home exercises that can keep your fit.
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The 10-Minute Cardio Workout You Can Do at Home
How to Clean, Store, and Organize Your Home Gym
How you want to design your home gym is up to you. Carefully consider where to put your gym and the equipment you’ll need.
How to Clean Home Gym Equipment to Prevent Germs
The Best Workout Equipment for a Small Apartment If Your Exercise Space Is Super Limited
6 DIY Projects to Organize Your Fitness Equipment at Home
Maintaining a Healthy Diet at Home
Eating nutritiously is an important part of staying fit. Fortunately, you can still prepare healthy meals during the pandemic.
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5 Things Supermarkets Want You to Know During the COVID-19 Outbreak
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The Self-Quarantiner’s Guide to Eating Well(ish)
You don’t need a gym to stay healthy or maintain your fitness. With these ideas, you can get a great workout at home. As an added benefit, eating well and staying active at home will help boost your immune system and your mood while you’re stuck inside.
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Stephanie Haywood
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Please note that there is no guarantee a particular stress relief tool will work for you. Thus you must take complete responsibility for using them and for your own physical and emotional wellbeing. Further, Professor Pete Alexander is not a licensed health professional. Please consult qualified health practitioners regarding your use of any stress relief technique. Medical advice must only be obtained from a physician or qualified health practitioner.
