For adults who can move independently and have no unresolved exercise concerns. Recent falls, pain, illness, surgery, pregnancy, symptoms, medication concerns or an exercise restriction need an individual starting plan. Complete the readiness check before using a sheet; it is not medical clearance.
Chair + clear spaceStable, without wheels; feet supported
Use within your weekDo not add it as an extra workout
Stop for chest pain, dizziness, faintness, unusual breathlessness or pain. Severe or persistent symptoms need urgent medical help. Breathe normally; do not strain or hold your breath.
0–5 MIN · 5-MINUTE SLOT
Ease in
Sit in a stable, non-wheeled chair with feet supported. Alternate small foot lifts and relaxed shoulder movements, with pauses. Keep it very easy.
5–9 MIN · 4-MINUTE SLOT
Seated alternating march
2 sets of 8 repetitions per side
Sit tall, holding the chair sides. Lift one bent knee slightly, lower it, then change legs.
Rest: Rest 45–60 seconds after each set. Use unused slot time for rest or setup. Never rush to finish; take longer rest if needed.
Stay seated and let your breathing settle. Use small comfortable ankle movements, then relax.
A small note for next time.
How did it feel? Easy / manageable / too much. Note any symptoms or next-day difficulty. Repeat a comfortable dose before changing one thing. Stop and seek advice for pain or unusual symptoms.
My note: __________________________________________________
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Prepared by the Knowledge Your Health editorial desk with Jimmy. AI-assisted; not independently clinically reviewed. The session is drawn from the same rules as the weekly planner. Source-linked movement cues do not mean the NHS or CDC approved this combination. This starter does not cover all muscle groups or necessarily meet weekly activity recommendations. Sources checked 31 October 2026.