Check out these great exercise resources.
There are thousands of resources on getting started with exercise so it can feel a little overwhelming.
Good thing that Nutrition.gov has created a pretty comprehensive list of resources, including videos and guides, that should make it much easier to make good exercise a lifelong habit. Check them out below.
View sample exercise routines and videos. Remember to start slow if you are new to exercise, and talk to your doctor if you have concerns.
Explore tools to help you with your physical activity goals, including exercise planners, logs and progress tests.
If you’re thinking, “How can I meet the guidelines each week?” don’t worry. You’ll be surprised by the variety of activities you have to choose from.
Learn how to exercise safely when you have a chronic health condition, such as dementia, arthritis, or chronic pain.
Learn about the benefits of exercise and physical activity for older adults. Plus, find detailed information on how to get started, exercise safely, and stay on track.
Discover tips for becoming more active as an older adult, including how to get started and set fitness goals.
Looking to get back on track with your exercise routine? Check out these tips.
Find information on the benefits of physical activity, examples of moderate physical activity, and advice for beginners.
Learn about being active at any size while having fun and feeling good doing it.
Try these low or no-cost ideas for exercising without breaking the bank.
Provides information on physical activity and the body’s use of calories as well as illustrations and definitions. Also in Spanish.
Find detailed information about the benefits of yoga for health and wellbeing.
View these fact sheets, posters, and videos for information on how to exercise safely during and after pregnancy.
The Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans provides evidence-based guidance to help Americans maintain or improve their health through physical activity.
Find advice on being active for individuals with disabilities.
Learn what women who are pregnant should know before and during exercise.
Find a list of physical activities you can do indoors.
Watch this video to understand the differences between low, moderate, and vigorous intensity exercise.
Get active without spending money or going to a gym. Here’s how.
Learn how to plan and implement a mall walking program for your community.
