You cannot expect to train 3 hours a week and then switch off for the other 165.
We’re living in a world designed to keep you sedentary and lazy. Food arrives at your door, streaming services keep you glued to a plush Ikea sofa. Most jobs have you sat down for the majority of the day.
Comfort is convenient... but it comes at a cost.
One of the biggest tools we can use for long-term health is simply this: move more.
This isn’t about killing yourself on a treadmill or HIIT workout. Although it is good to challenge your heart rate, cardio doesn’t have to mean burpees and gasping for air.
In the short video below, I explain why increasing your general daily movement, walking more, standing more, taking the stairs, breaking up long periods of sitting, can have a powerful impact on your health, energy levels, recovery and body composition.
