FuelRight

Sports Exercises

Structured routines for strength, cardiovascular fitness and flexibility. Always warm up and consult a professional if you have injuries or conditions.

Important: Exercise information here is general. It does not replace advice from a qualified exercise physiologist, physiotherapist or GP. Stop and seek medical help if you experience pain, dizziness or unusual discomfort.

Strength Training

Person performing strength exercise

Resistance training builds lean muscle, supports bone density and improves metabolic health. Australian guidelines recommend muscle-strengthening activities on at least 2 days per week.

Beginner Bodyweight Circuit — 2–3 rounds, 60 s rest

Progression: When 3 rounds feel comfortable with good form, increase reps, slow tempo, or add a 2-second pause before adding load.

Flexibility & Mobility

Person stretching outdoors

Regular flexibility work may maintain joint range of motion and support recovery. Perform after training when muscles are warm. Hold each 20–30 seconds without bouncing.

Post-Workout Stretches

Cardiovascular Fitness

Person jogging

Aerobic exercise supports heart and lung health. Australian guidelines recommend 150–300 min moderate-intensity or 75–150 min vigorous-intensity per week.

Sample Weekly Plan

DayActivityDurationIntensity
MonBrisk walking30 minModerate
WedCycling or swimming25 minModerate
FriInterval walk (3 min brisk / 1 min easy)28 minMod–Vigorous
SunBushwalk, sport or recreation40 minVariable

Intensity: Moderate — talk but can't sing. Vigorous — only a few words before catching breath.

Combined Weekly Schedule

DayFocusTime
MonCardio30 min
TueStrength circuit25 min
WedCardio25 min
ThuRest / gentle stretching15 min
FriStrength + stretches35 min
SatActive recreation40+ min
SunRest
Disclaimer: General starting points only. Individual fitness varies. Consult a qualified exercise professional for tailored programmes. We do not guarantee specific outcomes.