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lifestyle class lengths and styles. Once you select your level, time and style you’re ready for some yoga bliss. There are also meditations and other relaxation techniques offered. If you can find a quiet moment and a bit of sacred space, give this a go and be prepared to feel at ease. 6. MyFitnessPal This is a good all around app for fitness, nutrition, exercise and news. You can sign up for their newsletter, which is always full of timely information. Poke around the app or website and be ready to be amazed by all the info. Here’s one of their 10-minute workouts that covers the whole body with no equipment at all. Give it a go! https://blog.myfitnesspal. com/10-minute-no-equipment- total-body-workout/ Many gyms and fitness coaches in Hong Kong are also providing online workouts, some are for members, some have a fee for each session, while some are completely free. If you prefer to exercise without a device on hand, or if you’re unable to use a screen during the time you have for some exercise, there are some other options. A home exercise routine can be as simple as doing a few of these: Mix it up by choosing five exercises each day. Start with 10 repetitions of each exercise and build your way up to 20. If you would like to add some weights but don’t have any at home, try using a bag of rice instead. As you get stronger, add an extra exercise every week. • Push-ups • Dips (using a chair or steps) • Crunches • Squats • Calf Raises • Burpees • Lunges, walking lunges • Mountain climbers • Knee raises • Star jumps • Plank, side plank Spring 2020 53