Do I need equipment for workplace fitness?
You don’t need any special equipment. Most routines are designed to be done at a desk or in common office spaces, making it easy for teams to participate without extra costs or resources.
How do you customize routines for each team?
When can I expect to see results?
Do employees need to participate in every session?
Are the routines suitable for all fitness levels?
Yes, routines are designed with inclusivity in mind. Modifications and alternatives are provided so employees of all fitness backgrounds and physical abilities can join and benefit.
Key workplace wellness terms
Glossary of workplace fitness
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Movement routine
RoutineA set of small, repeated actions or movements woven into the workday, aimed at improving posture, circulation, or energy without requiring major time or equipment.
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Workplace wellness
WellnessA broad approach to supporting health at work, covering both physical activity and mental wellbeing, often with policies or resources that encourage balance and resilience.
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Wellness metrics
MeasurementA way to track progress in wellness programs, such as monitoring participation rates, reporting on employee feedback, or assessing changes in energy or mood over time.
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Employee support
SupportThe systems, policies, or resources a company provides to encourage and maintain employee health, including both formal and informal support channels.
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Microbreaks
ActivityBrief, intentional movements designed to break up sedentary work, ranging from stretching to walking meetings, tailored to the work environment.
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Inclusive participation
InclusionEnsuring everyone, regardless of fitness level or ability, has access to participate in and benefit from workplace health routines.
Tips for boosting workplace fitness
Simple ways to make workplace fitness stick—tailored for Norwegian companies seeking real, lasting change.
Integrate small breaks into daily schedules
Start with short, scheduled activity breaks that fit naturally between meetings. Even five minutes of movement can help boost focus and energy throughout the day.
Listen and adapt to employee input
Gather feedback from your team on which routines work best and where adjustments are needed. This helps create a sense of ownership and ensures lasting engagement.
Provide diverse movement options
Offer a range of activities—stretching, walking, or simple desk exercises—to suit varying preferences and abilities. Variety helps keep routines accessible and interesting for everyone.
Focus on health, not just performance
Communicate the purpose behind fitness initiatives clearly, emphasizing health and wellbeing over competition or metrics. This fosters a supportive, inclusive workplace culture.