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👟 Movement5 sessions🏠 No gym🌱 Beginner🎯 Weight goal

10-Minute Home Workout

Five short routines you can do in your living room with no equipment. Ten minutes is enough to count — do what you can, rest when you need to.

Your progress

  1. Session 1 — Full body easy

    • Marching in place

      Lift your knees, swing your arms. Keep it light.

      2 min
    • Wall push-ups

      Hands on the wall, lean in and push back. 2 sets of 10.

      3 min
    • Sit-to-stand

      From a sturdy chair, stand up and sit down slowly. 2 sets of 10.

      3 min
    • Standing march cooldown

      Slow marching, deep breaths.

      2 min
  2. Session 2 — Legs & balance

    • Marching in place

      Warm up.

      2 min
    • Heel raises

      Rise up on your toes, lower slowly. Hold a counter for balance. 2 sets of 12.

      3 min
    • Side leg lifts

      Hold a chair, lift one leg out to the side. 10 each side.

      3 min
    • Gentle stretch

      Reach for the sky, then fold forward slowly.

      2 min
  3. Session 3 — Core & arms

    • March in place

      Warm up.

      2 min
    • Wall push-ups

      2 sets of 12.

      3 min
    • Standing knee lifts

      Bring knee toward opposite elbow. 10 each side.

      3 min
    • Shoulder rolls & stretch

      Cool down.

      2 min
  4. Session 4 — Keep moving

    • March in place (faster)

      Pick up the pace a little.

      3 min
    • Sit-to-stand

      3 sets of 10.

      4 min
    • Wall push-ups

      2 sets of 12.

      2 min
    • Stretch

      Cool down slowly.

      1 min
  5. Session 5 — Put it together

    • Marching warm-up

      2 minutes.

      2 min
    • Circuit

      Wall push-ups, sit-to-stand, heel raises — 10 each, twice through.

      6 min
    • Stretch & breathe

      Finish calm.

      2 min

This is education, not medical advice. Heart of the Block helps you learn and make everyday choices — it can’t diagnose, treat, or replace your doctor. Never start, stop, or change any medication based on what you see here. For anything about your health, talk to a licensed healthcare provider.