5 Tips to build a daily movement routine

Start today, and experience the transformative power of consistent movement in your life.

Jordan Gadd
Jordan Gadd
6
 min read
May 1, 2023
Start today, and experience the transformative power of consistent movement in your life.

Are you ready to take your fitness journey to the next level?

Building a daily movement routine is a fantastic way to incorporate exercise into your lifestyle consistently. Here are five essential tips to help you get started:

  1. Find Activities You Enjoy: The key to sticking with a daily movement routine is to choose activities that you genuinely enjoy. Whether it's dancing, hiking, cycling, or playing a sport, make sure it's something that excites you and keeps you motivated.
  2. Start Small and Gradually Increase: Begin with manageable goals and gradually increase the duration and intensity of your workouts. This approach prevents burnout and reduces the risk of injury, allowing you to build a sustainable routine over time.
  3. Incorporate Strength Training: Don't forget to include strength training in your routine. It helps build lean muscle, increases metabolism, and improves overall body composition. Consider joining our 'Strong' Small Group PT sessions, where our expert coaches will guide you through a personalised strength training program.
  4. Make it a Habit: Consistency is key when it comes to a daily movement routine. Treat it as a non-negotiable part of your day, just like brushing your teeth. Schedule your workouts in advance and stick to them, even on days when motivation may be low.
  5. Stay Accountable: Find a workout buddy or join a supportive fitness community like ours at House of Health. Surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals who share similar goals will keep you motivated, accountable, and inspired throughout your fitness journey.

Remember, building a daily movement routine is not just about reaching your fitness goals; it's about cultivating a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

Start today, and experience the transformative power of consistent movement in your life.

Jordan Gadd

Jordan has recently completed his MSc masters in strength and conditioning.