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Just One Move Movement

Front Arm Raises

Transform an everyday movement into a quick exercise!

Instructions

  1. Stand/sit tall with both arms relaxed at your sides
  2. Raise both of your arms in front of you until shoulder height (your arms should be parallel to the ground)
  3. Hold for a few seconds and then slowly lower your arms back down to your sides
  4. Repeat 10-15 times for 1-3 rounds
  1. Stand/sit tall with both arms relaxed at your sides
  2. Hold a dumbbell, soup can, or any comfortable weight in each hand
  3. Raise both of your arms in front of you until shoulder height (your arms should be parallel to the ground)
  4. Hold for a few seconds and then slowly lower your arms back down to your sides
  5. Repeat 10-15 times for 1-3 rounds
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Linda

June 13, 2025

I did some self-motivating, self-talk before starting my yoga session. I feel fatigued, tired, and stiff before I start, but after my spirit and mental health feel lifted and I feel motivated for the rest of the day.

Kim

June 13, 2025

Today, I did my favorite online stretching routine. I feel stiff and sore everywhere before I start, but after, I feel like I can move again.

Carole

June 13, 2025

I got moving by going for a walk with the intention of taking some nature photos. I feel stiff, sore, and tired before I start. After, I feel energized, less stiff, and my mood improves.