I don't have as much time as I used to when living alone without as many commitments.
I'm trying to lift weights, build cardio, be mindful, etc. but time feels more limited.
My ideal week that I rarely hit is - 2x lifting (~40min) - 2-3x runs (~60min) - 2x V02max (~30min)
What's your protocol looking like?
That keeps me 'fit'. I'm 49 and perfectly healthy, good weight, 120/80 bp.
I know I need to do more strength training but I'm not in a place (spatially) where I can do that.
Diet is of course a huge factor, but you didn't ask about that so while I'll allude to the can of worms, I shan't open it.
Monday and Thursday are 5km runs. Wednesday is intervals, and Saturday is a long run (run for 2hrs)
Having a goal is really important. Makes it all easier.
1. You can do it at home. 2. It's short: when starting out, you might just be capable of holding the position max 1 minute. 3. you don't need special dressing or tools, the floor is all you need (a yoga mat would make it nicer though) 4. when done on the elbows, you can even use your phone while you do it (provides you consider that healthy)
It really seems a no brainer form my angle.
I am also getting interest in Fascia training (that's for old men, mind you)