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Tips for Daily Living
 
Make Easy Lifestyle Changes
  • Look for 10-30 minute breaks each day to implement heart healthy activities such as walking or other types of enjoyable physical activity.
  • Take the Go Red Heart Checkup at GoRedForWomen.org to learn you heart disease risk.
  • Plan quick and simple healthy meals.
  • Know your family heart history.
Women at Work
  • Add extra walks to and from the water cooler.
  • Take ten minute walks between meetings.
  • Use the stairs instead of the elevator.
  • Bring healthy snacks.
  • Take time for lunch and eat at regular intervals versus skipping meals.
  • Make time for physical activity - go to the gym and bring your favorite book or office materials to read or workout at home watching your favorite show.
Moms on the Go
  • Plan meals in advance - visit americanheart.org for heart-healthy recipes.
  • Set up "physical activity time" on a daily basis.
  • Walk around your neighborhood or in your office.
  • Run up and down the stairs.
  • Do an exercise video.
  • Walk when doing errands and park farther from your destination.
  • Take your kids to the park and identify play time activities that help keep you fit.
  • Join a walking group or ask friends to join you in daily walking.
  • Work out when your child is at practice or extra curricular activities.
  • Exercise while watching your favorite TV show.
Traveling
  • Plan a physical activity routine.
  • Airports and malls are great places to get in a brisk walk around the terminal or from one end of the mall to the other.
  • Drink plenty of water.
  • Take time to stretch while on the flight.
  • Exercise in your hotel room - simple stretches or other exercise like sit ups and push ups.
  • Take advantage of physical fitness facilities in your hotel.
  • Pack heart-healthy snacks, fruits and know how to manage your snack triggers.
  • Pack sneakers and comfortable clothes for working out.
  • For frequent travel keep an extra pair of tennis shoes already packed in your bag.
Relaxation
  • Keep a journal.
  • Reduce stress: plan a technology-free weekend balanced with active sports.
  • Celebrate your successes with healthy rewards like a massage or facial.
  • Read a book.



 

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