A free 5-day email challenge for women 25+ who spend their days at a desk and end them with a stiff neck, tight hips and a cranky lower back. No scare talk, no posture gadgets and nothing to buy. Just five kind, practical steps you can do in work clothes.
One short email a day, one step at a time.
About 30 minutes across the whole week, and you finish with a desk that fits you, an hourly movement habit and a 10-minute routine to close the workday.
The order I use with desk-job clients: fix the setup, break up the sitting, ease the neck and shoulders, wake up the hips and glutes, then put it all into one routine you'll keep.
Screen height, chair, arms and feet in five minutes, plus one simple thing to notice: how long you really sit in one go.
◷ 5 minA five-move routine to do every 30 to 60 minutes, and easy ways to make it automatic between emails and calls.
◷ 2 minChin tucks, gentle neck stretches and chest openers for the tension that builds from screens and typing.
◷ 3 minStand, stretch and squeeze: hip flexor and figure-4 stretches plus easy glute work for the parts that sit the most.
◷ 5 minA 10-minute routine to close the workday, a 3-minute version for busy days and simple rules that make it last.
◷ 10 minMade for women 25+ with desk jobs, remote work or long hours at a computer who want to feel less stiff without a gym, special equipment or a posture brace. Gentle moves only, no pain-cure promises.

I am a NASM-certified personal trainer with corrective exercise (CES) and performance (PES) specializations, a NESTA nutrition coach, and I have 20+ years in health and fitness. Most desk-job clients I work with don't need perfect posture or a gadget. They need a desk that fits, regular short breaks and a few moves for the spots that tighten up. That's what these five days give you.
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This challenge is general fitness education and coaching, not medical advice. Please talk with your doctor or a physical therapist before you start if you have back or neck pain that spreads down an arm or leg, numbness, tingling or weakness, a recent injury or surgery, osteoporosis, or are pregnant, and stop any move that causes pain or pain that gets worse with movement. Individual needs vary.
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