171: TRANSFORM Your Body in Just 15 Minutes a Day with This Workout

May 21, 2025

Transform your life in just 15 minutes a day! Discover how a simple 45-burpee workout can inspire motivation and substantial lifestyle changes. Learn the significance of tracking your movement with unique tools while minimizing tech reliance. Explore foundational exercises and set personal fitness goals to make your journey enjoyable. Dive into unconventional wellness treatments and reflect on the evolution of our food habits. Plus, hear about the benefits of morning workouts and community support in achieving health and fitness.

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ADVICE

Do 45 Burpees Daily

Wake up 15 minutes early and do 45 burpees daily to jumpstart your fitness.
This short, consistent effort significantly boosts confidence and fitness progress.

INSIGHT

Use Analog Clickers for Tracking

Tracking reps with manual clickers enhances habit formation and accountability.
Using analog devices helps disconnect from phones and focus on progress.

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Walking as Fitness Foundation

Walking is a foundational, low-barrier movement that can improve health across populations.
Incorporate intentional, brisk walking to enhance daily fitness and mental clarity.

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