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nhs.uk
NHS strength and flex
A free five-week plan with audio guides. Good starting point at any fitness level.
Source: nhs.uk - 2
reddit.com
Bodyweight progressions
The recommended routine. Each movement has an easier and harder version, which is the whole point.
Source: reddit.com - 3
nhs.uk
Warm-up that takes five minutes
Skipping this is the most common cause of the injury that stops you.
Source: nhs.uk - 4
who.int
WHO physical activity guidelines
150 minutes a week. Useful for calibrating how much is enough.
Source: who.int - 5
mayoclinic.org
Rest and recovery
Muscle is built on rest days. Training daily is slower, not faster.
Source: mayoclinic.org
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