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Move Better

Make movement a practical part of everyday life. Find approachable ideas for walking, strength, mobility, balance and staying active at different ages and ability levels.

Long periods of immobility can slow blood flow and contribute to clot risk, especially when other risk factors are present. Learn the warning signs of DVT and practical ways to keep moving.

Strength training can begin with simple movements and little or no equipment. The goal is to practice using major muscle groups in a way that feels controlled and appropriate for your current ability. You do not need to

Long stretches of sitting can be hard to avoid when work, study, travel, or caregiving keeps you in one place. “Movement snacks” are brief chances to stand, walk, or change position throughout the day. They are not a rep