This is the topic outline, not a list of six separate courses. The final exercise selection, contents, and page previews will be confirmed before the guide is available to buy.
01
Beginner strength
Controlled movement and clear starting points
An introduction to basic strength movements, with illustrations and explanations intended to help you understand each exercise before trying it.
As you read: Read the setup and movement instructions together; choose an approach appropriate to your abilities.
02
Pilates basics
An introduction to deliberate movement
Foundational Pilates concepts, including body positioning, breathing cues, and controlled movement, presented as part of a general beginner introduction.
As you read: Focus on understanding a movement rather than trying to match a particular range or pace.
03
Chair yoga
Movement with a chair for support
An introduction to chair-supported yoga, with illustrated positions and instructions for exploring gentle movement in a seated or supported setting.
As you read: Check that your chair is stable and that the activity suits your circumstances.
04
Everyday walking
A familiar activity with room for planning
Guidance for thinking about walking as part of a weekly routine, alongside examples of how to record your plans and reflect on your practice.
As you read: Choose a suitable setting and a pace that fits your abilities; the guide is not a personalized walking prescription.
05
Tai Chi fundamentals
Explore slow, coordinated movement
An introduction to selected Tai Chi fundamentals, including deliberate movement and weight shifting, explained through written guidance and illustrations.
As you read: Treat this as an introduction rather than a complete Tai Chi course or supervised balance program.
06
Desk mobility
Make space for movement breaks
Ideas for exploring brief mobility breaks around desk-based time, with explanations designed to be revisited when planning a working day.
As you read: Use a clear, suitable space and avoid forcing a movement that feels uncomfortable.