Having an idea of what you would like to achieve makes sessions more enjoyable as it increases motivation to help yield better results.

Read on for 10 tips to help you get the most of your sessions.

For some, being asked to work from home may have caused a decrease in daily activity levels which in time, could be negatively impacting your weight management.
The steps that form part of your daily commute can account for a high percentage of your activity and therefore TDEE (total daily energy expenditure). This is important to note as your daily step count has the potential to burn more calories than your exercise sessions.
So, if you’re still exercising but sat at your home desk all day, you may not be burning as many calories as you thought/hoped for.
As a result, we’ve decided to come up with some creative solutions to help you increase your daily step count.
We understand it’s tempting to go straight to your desk space and not move until lunch or dinner but we want to show you how you can still get in a decent amount of activity even when you’re faced with a busy work schedule.