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34 Comments

  1. Thanks for the weekly routine! I noticed that you didn't include an exercise for the chest and biceps. Should we do one or do the other exercises also work those areas? Thanks Will!

  2. Thanks Will, you have hit the spot again!
    I was just doing my stretches in bed, now part of my daily routine, and this popped up as the next video 😊🎉
    I do my cardio on a treadmill at home and at the gym, I do a kind of mild zone 2 HIIT, increasing incline and speed over a couple of minutes then dropping down several times. I break a sweat, panting.
    I also do just walking at about 3.5 km/hr on the treadmill, keeping my daily steps above 6000, a target I’m gradually increasing.

  3. Excellent video Will! I already do some of these – in fact many of them. It would be great if you could create a link to the weekly exercise calendar you showed at the end.

  4. Thank you – this is exactly what I need. I've never been athletic at all so I didn't do much with fitness until relatively late. A few years ago, I joined a gym again but that time I engaged a trainer, and I was doing so well until the pandemic. The gym reopened but the trainer never returned and I did poorly on my own because I didn't have the structure of those formal sessions. I need to be shown what to do. Having found your channel and a couple of other good ones, I think I can finally do well on my own. Thank you!

  5. This is a perfect example of how we should and must fit movement into each and every day. I am 68 and want to get the most out of life that I can. Thank you for this video.

  6. Looks good. For me, I do strength training 3 times a week with the aim to build up more muscles. Obviously progress is slow and not immense at 62. Plus walking, mobility etc. Regarding weights training, it’s a fact that most people don’t train hard enough. I got a long history of lower back issues. Only since I’ve started to be a bit tougher on myself and being constant with the occasional week off, I’m more or less pain free. Especially legs and glutes and core strength are key to take pressure of the lower back.

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