When thinking about your physical wellness it is important to make good choices to live a healthy and balanced life. For most people, it is hard to understand where and how to begin when it comes to their physical wellness.
With only 35 – 44% of adults 75 years or older physically active, 28-34% of adults ages 65-74 physically active, and 40-47% of adults aged 35-50 physically active, why not begin your physical wellness journey today?
Each activity in this series is designed to be done within the comfort of your own home at any time during your work day. With no equipment required, these exercises are an accessible and effective way to strengthen your body; safely at home or the office.
*DISCLAIMER: The videos on this site are intended for instructional purposes only and are not to be used as a substitute for professional advice or information. To avoid potential injury, be sure to consult your doctor or other medical professional before conducting these exercises. CompEAP is not liable for any injury or medical condition which may occur after following along with these videos. Please be aware of any physical limitations you may have and take care to not push your body past what is reasonable for you.
Is a 10-minute class that demonstrates how you can strength train key muscles anywhere, without needing any equipment, using only your body resistance and your surroundings. Iris will also show how you can do strength work during the day, at your desk to help easily incorporate fitness into your daily life.
Is a 15-minute class that takes participants through a series of gentle, easy-to-do stretches they can do right at their desk. These stretches relieve tension in the key muscles that are affected by prolonged sitting; neck, shoulders, upper and lower back to minimize the discomfort that sometimes accompanies prolonged static positions and repetitive motions. Employees leave this seminar feeling relaxed, refreshed, and energized.
Is a 20-minute class that teaches participants simple, easy-to-do exercises that relieve tension in the muscles that support the spine and the lower back. This class is based on my personal experience of enduring and managing lifelong back problems, and the exercises shown are derived from a therapeutic approach to maintaining a healthy back. Please Note: This class is not for those experiencing acute back pain who should be seen by a Doctor or Physical Therapist before doing this, or any other type of exercise program.
