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If you stop on the street and ask 100 people if they feel busy, overwhelmed or overscheduled, chances are, most will give you a resounding "yes."

Between balancing work and social obligations, taking care of family responsibilities, and trying to find enough time to actually get a good night's sleep, people are more pressing than ever. That's why it's not surprising that mini exercises are on the rise.

Mini sports are becoming the go-to option for everyone from time-strapped professionals to busy working parents. But what exactly is a mini workout? What are the benefits? How can you ensure that your workouts are maximized -- no matter how small they are?

What is Mini fitness?

Mini exercise, as the name suggests, is a mini version of the process of movement. "Standard" exercises usually last 45 minutes to an hour, while mini exercises are much shorter, such as 10 to 15 minutes.

Mini sports are becoming increasingly popular among those who want to stay fit but don't have time to exercise for an hour at a time.

What are the benefits of mini exercise?

Arguably the best thing about mini exercise is that it can be adapted to any waking or waking time. Instead of finding a big chunk of time in your schedule to go to the gym, you can find a quick break in your schedule - exercise by practicing between meetings or picking up the kids from school.

Not only is mini-exercise more consistent with your sleep schedule, but getting motivated through mini-exercise can seriously affect your motivation. '[When people complete small exercises], they feel very accomplished and start to realize that they can incorporate fitness into their lives,' says Stephanie Thomas, a certified personal trainer. This sense of accomplishment can propel them to continue their fitness journey.

Mini exercises are also a great way to combat a sedentary lifestyle - without much effort. "If you're sitting for most of the day, a small workout every few hours is a great way to increase your activity," says strength and conditioning expert Alina Kennedy, owner of Bloom Fitness NYC.

Another benefit of mini exercise? They can also help improve your mood, Thomas says, as short bursts of exercise can "produce a small amount of endorphins throughout the day."

Also, when you're only working out for 10 to 15 minutes at a time, you can do more small exercises throughout the day - which often gives you more active time each day than if you were spending an hour at the gym. "Doing small exercises every day builds up a lot of exercise... (usually) more than just doing big exercises.

How to get the most out of your mini-workout？

Even if you're short (or short!) Do you also want to get the most out of each workout? Here's how to get the most out of each mini-workout:

Choose the right exercise. The whole point of a mini exercise is that it should be quick and easy - so make sure the exercise you choose reflects that. The best exercises are those "you know you can do anywhere without any equipment," Kennedy said.

In addition to cardio exercises (such as a fast jog), "exercises like weight squats, lunges, planks, open and close jumps, and stretching are perfect for mini workouts."

Notice the form. In order to see results, you need proper form. So instead of adding as much exercise as possible to your mini workout, try to focus on doing less exercise and better form. "Exercise is about quality, not quantity," Thomas says.

Use AZM to achieve your goals. The American Heart Association recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous aerobic exercise per week, but it's hard to know if and when you've logged those hours in mini workouts.

At the end of the week, you can see how much AZM you've accumulated and make sure it meets the recommendations of the American Heart Association.

What's more,BP smart watch can keep track of your health,for example,heart rate,blood pressure,temperature and so on.By using it,you will get better goals.