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Health Tip: Set an Exercise Schedule
To help adhere to your fitness routine

(HealthDay News) -- Adhering to an exercise routine can be a challenge, but creating a schedule can help you stay on track.

The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons suggests how to create a workout schedule:

  • Create a weekly schedule that includes time off.
  • Start out by scheduling moderate-intensity exercise of about 30 minutes per session, including a variety of activities from walking to gardening.
  • Consider scheduling shorter intervals at first, such as by allocating two 15-minute workouts per day instead of one 30-minute block.
  • Avoid skipping a workout in the beginning if you feel sore, unless you feel severe pain or notice any swelling.
  • Schedule workouts in the time of day that's most comfortable. Avoid exercising just after a meal or outdoors when it's too hot or too cold.
  • Wear comfortable, supportive shoes that fit well.



-- Diana Kohnle

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