Do This 5 Minutes After Waking Up (Your Joints Will Thank You) | Senior Fitness

Описание: Start your day with this 5-minute morning movement routine to reduce stiffness and improve mobility.

This gentle morning mobility series helps loosen tight muscles, ease joint stiffness, and wake up your body fast. Perfect for beginners, seniors, or anyone feeling stiff in the morning. No equipment needed—just 5 minutes to feel lighter, looser, and more energized.

👉 Do this daily to improve flexibility, reduce morning aches, and move better throughout the day.

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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Intro
00:57 – Exercise 1
01:55 – Exercise 2
02:57 – Exercise 3
03:49 – Exercise 4
04:53 – Exercise 5
06:22 – Exercise 6
07:40 – Exercise 7
08:42 – Exercise 8

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