03/05/2026
Not moving now is a great way to lose your ability to move later.
As a culture, we've become more sedentary as jobs, hobbies, and life in general require less physical movement and more time each day in more static or inactive positions. 1 hour of working out is great, but if that's all you do, then you're not setting yourself up for long-term movement success.
Think about those around you who are still moving and doing the things they love into their 80s, 90s, and even 100s. The habits that have kept them moving started decades ago, before fitness classes and personal training were mainstream. They simply had to move more because their life was designed to be active.
Gardening, bike riding, walking, working in the garage, and just good old-fashioned "tinkering". All activities that were part of life that required them to bend, move, and activate their bodies at different times of the day.
Find ways to incorporate movement into your daily rhythms. If you don't start now, you'll find it harder to start moving later.