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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Arrange to meet someone. A neighbour at the gate at eight, a friend expecting you, even an app counting a streak. Turning up for someone else is easier than turning up for yourself.
Benefits that arrive in six months are weak motivators. Something that pays out today works better: a person waiting, a number that goes up, a…
If a child is climbing the walls, green space helps most, a walk down a busy street helps a bit, and staying in the room helps least. Any of the three beats none.
The research on this puts them in that order rather than saying only a forest will do. A park, a scruffy playing field, the bit of grass behind the…
Bolt the movement onto something you would want to do anyway. A game with a friend, a walk to somewhere with good coffee at the end, a route past the river.
People keep up a weekly game with a mate for forty years and never once call it exercise. The friendship is what they turn up for and the moving…
Clumsy is not a description you can work with. Balance, core strength, shifting your weight, big movements, small ones, catching a ball, keeping a beat: those you can look at one at a time.
Break it down and you usually find a child is fine in four of those and struggling in two. That turns a vague sense that they are awkward into…
Looking for a whole subject rather than a single practice? Start from the nine areas.