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The 28-Day Immunity Plan was created in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
In this section fitness supremo Mary Morris MSc., who designed the exercise routines described in the book, demonstrates how to correctly do the workouts for each week.
Whether you are young or old, we all progress our fitness when we exercise regularly. Very importantly, exercise plays a crucial role in boosting our immunity.
Rosemary asks Mary Morris, choreographer of these exercise routines, about her distinguished career in the fitness industry, her life, and what drove her to become such a respected fitness expert and Teacher Trainer.
If you are new to exercise and want to increase your strength, mobility and balance, these Week 1 exercises introduce you to some simple moves that offer great benefit. (You will need two bottles of water or light weights, plus a sturdy dining chair.)
Work out with Mary as you progress your strength workout. If you are unhappy about exercising on the floor, you can do the floor exercises lying on your bed. (You will need two bottles of water or two small weights plus a sturdy dining chair for this workout.)
In this highly effective workout Mary is taking the strength programme to the next level now that your muscles are stronger. (You will need a sturdy dining chair and a couple of heavier hand weights (if possible) or large bottles of water to act as a weight.)
In this fourth week of the Immunity Plan programme, Mary encourages you to work your muscles harder to achieve even great strength and fitness. If this is too challenging, continue with week three and progress to week four when you feel able. (You will need a 2 x 2kg weights or large bottles of water as a weights.)
Featured in The 28-Day Immunity Plan as ‘Moving on to Greater Fitness’, this advanced workout from Mary Morris maintains your muscle strength once you have completed the four week Immunity Plan programme. If you are already fit, it gives you a challenging whole body strength workout that can be done 3 -4 times a week so your body stays strong.
Whether you’ve been for a walk or just finished a workout, it is always important to stretch out afterwards. Here Mary Morris demonstrates the key stretches to help your muscles recover and to aid flexibility after your daily walk .