Alaska Public Broadcasting Health Trust. Activity Calendar. Designed to promote workforce movement, activity, and wellbeing.

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Alaska Public Broadcasting Health Trust Calendar Designed to promote workforce movement, activity, and wellbeing.

The Calendar is designed to encourage employees to improve their health, minds, and body through various easy, low stress exercises and activities that can be done in the office and around the work place. Participation in completing any activities or the calendar is voluntary. The Calendar should NOT replace employees current exercise or activity regimen, but is simply a means to encourage movement and wellness during the work day. If activities are too difficult or too simple, feel free to modify them for your own use. The idea is to promote work place movement and wellbeing which ultimately leads to a happier and healthier work environment and workforce. How to use the calendar: Each month has four activities listed. Each activity should be completed twice a day, one in the morning hours (AM) and once in the afternoon hours (PM). Each activity corresponds with a Monday Friday work week. Starting with the first Monday of each month, simply move through the calendar, checking off each activity that you perform each day. In addition, each month has a challenge that are mostly designed to be completed outside of the workplace or work hours. The Calendar is developed as part of the Premera Wellness Plan. Alaska Public Broadcasting Health Trust must meet certain requirements each year to qualify for a 2% reduction on our Premera health premium renewal. The Calendar meets one of the three Wellness Plan requirements for the 2019 renewal. Wishing you the best of health and happiness, your health plan administrator team. Alaska Public Broadcasting Health Trust PO Box 200009 Anchorage, Alaska 99520 (907) 277-6300 ext 6002

May Standing Calf Raise: Standing tall with feet firmly planted, raise your heels so that your on your tip toes, hold 3 secs, lower to start. Squats: Stand as tall as you can with feet apart shoulder-width. Lower your body as far as you can by pushing hips back and bending knees. Pause then return to start. Wall Pushups: Place palms on wall slightly wider than but at shoulder level. Back away from wall until palms lay flat. Slowly lean into wall, keeping back straight, hold 3 secs, slowly return to start. Jumping Jack: Start standing straight with slight bend in knees and hands on thighs. Keeping knees bent open the arms and legs out to the side. Arms come above the head and legs wider than shoulders, then return to start. Monthly challenge: Jog for 15 minutes without stopping.

June Walk: Take a brisk walk around the office or outside. AM: 1 Minutes PM: 1 Minutes AM: 2 Minutes PM: 2 Minutes AM: 3 Minutes PM: 3 Minutes AM: 4 Minutes PM: 4 Minutes AM: 5 Minutes PM: 5 Minutes Deep Breathing: Take a long, slow, deep breathe through your nose, hold 5 seconds and slowly breathe out through your mouth. AM: 4 Reps PM: 4 Reps AM: 6 Reps PM: 6 Reps AM: 7 Reps PM: 7 Reps Overhead Stretch: Standing squarely with feet separated at should width, reach right arm out and slowly cross over the top of your head stretching as far to left as possible. Return to start and repeat with left arm. Walk: Take a brisk walk around office or outside. Enjoy the surroundings. AM: 1 Minute PM: 1 Minute AM: 2 Minutes PM: 2 Minutes AM: 3 Minutes PM: 3 Minutes AM: 4 Minutes PM: 4 Minutes AM: 5 Minutes PM: 5 Minutes Monthly challenge: Take a 30 minute or longer nature walk.

July Lunges: Start with feet directly under your hips, take a long step forward with one foot and bend both knees until your back knee touches the ground. Keep a straight line between your knee and ankle on your front leg, raise and repeat with other leg. AM: 4 Reps PM: 4 Reps AM: 6 Reps PM: 6 Reps AM: 7 Reps PM: 7 Reps Shoulder Press: Standing squarely with feet separated at shoulder width, raise both arms out to the side to shoulder level. Bend elbows upwards. Keeping back & tummy tight, slowly move elbows towards each other, then return to starting position. AM: 4 Reps PM: 4 Reps AM: 6 Reps PM: 6 Reps AM: 7 Reps PM: 7 Reps Perform a Random Act of Kindness: Do or say something nice to a coworker, friend, or family member. Quiet Contemplation: Close your eyes and clear your mind. AM: 1 Minute PM: 1 Minute AM: 2 Minutes PM: 2 Minutes AM: 3 Minutes PM: 3 Minutes AM: 4 Minutes PM: 4 Minutes AM: 5 Minutes PM: 5 Minutes Monthly challenge: Jog 30 minutes without stopping.

August Shoulder Rolls: In a comfortable standing position, as you inhale, raise your shoulders and shoulder blades to your ears. On the exhale pull your should blades down and together. Chest Release: Raise your arms out to the side and just below shoulder height with palms facing forward. Slowly rotate both hands at the wrist so your fingers point slightly behind you, hold, and repeat. Pyramid: Step your left foot back so it rests fully on the floor. With your legs straight, clasp your forearms behind your back, exhale, and lean forward and down from your hips (keep back straight). Take 3 to 5 breaths and rise, repeat on other side. Chair Pose: Stand and raise your arms in front to shoulder height. Contract your arm muscles. Exhale as you bend your knees & keep them over your toes. Monthly challenge: Go on a 20 minute bike ride.

September Standing Side Bend: Touch your left hand to the side of your head. Ground both fee and guide your head to the right until you feel long stretch. Switch sides. Arm Circles: Hold your arms straight out to the side with palms facing up. Circle forward 10 times, then backwards 10 times. Flip palms so they face the floor and repeat sequence. AM: 1 Reps PM: 1 Reps AM: 1 Reps PM: 1 Reps AM: 2 Reps PM: 2 Reps AM: 2 Reps PM: 2 Reps Straight-Leg Stretch: Sit on the floor facing a wall with your legs straight and your feet flat against the wall. Bend forward as far as you can. Toe Release: Stand as if you ve just taken a step forward with your right leg (left leg is behind you). Tuck your left foot under so the tops of your toes touch the floor. You should feel a stretch along the top of your foot. Hold. Switch feet. Monthly challenge: Participate in a local 5K event.

October Standing Calf Raise: Standing tall with feet firmly planted, raise your heels so that your on your tip toes, hold 3 secs, lower to start. Squats: Stand as tall as you can with feet apart shoulder-width. Lower your body as far as you can by pushing hips back and bending knees. Pause then return to start. Wall Pushups: Place palms on wall slightly wider than but at shoulder level. Back away from wall until palms lay flat. Slowly lean into wall, keeping back straight, hold 3 secs, slowly return to start. Jumping Jack: Start standing straight with slight bend in knees and hands on thighs. Keeping knees bent open the arms and legs out to the side. Arms come above the head and legs wider than shoulders, then return to start. Monthly challenge: Go Swimming.

November Walk: Take a brisk walk around the office or outside. AM: 1 Minutes PM: 1 Minutes AM: 2 Minutes PM: 2 Minutes AM: 3 Minutes PM: 3 Minutes AM: 4 Minutes PM: 4 Minutes AM: 5 Minutes PM: 5 Minutes Deep Breathing: Take a long, slow, deep breathe through your nose, hold 5 seconds and slowly breathe out through your mouth. AM: 4 Reps PM: 4 Reps AM: 6 Reps PM: 6 Reps AM: 7 Reps PM: 7 Reps Overhead Stretch: Standing squarely with feet separated at should width, reach right arm out and slowly cross over the top of your head stretching as far to left as possible. Return to start and repeat with left arm. Walk: Take a brisk walk around office or outside. Enjoy the surroundings. AM: 1 Minutes PM: 1 Minutes AM: 2 Minutes PM: 2 Minutes AM: 3 Minutes PM: 3 Minutes AM: 4 Minutes PM: 4 Minutes AM: 5 Minutes PM: 5 Minutes Monthly challenge: Make a snowman.

December Lunges: Start with feet directly under your hips, take a long step forward with one foot and bend both knees until your back knee touches the ground. Keep a straight line between your knee and ankle on your front leg, raise and repeat with other leg. AM: 4 Reps PM: 4 Reps AM: 6 Reps PM: 6 Reps AM: 7 Reps PM: 7 Reps Shoulder Press: Standing squarely with feet separated at shoulder width, raise both arms out to the side to shoulder level. Bend elbows upwards. Keeping back & tummy tight, slowly move elbows towards each other, then return to starting position. AM: 4 Reps PM: 4 Reps AM: 6 Reps PM: 6 Reps AM: 7 Reps PM: 7 Reps Perform a Random Act of Kindness: Do or say something nice to a coworker, friend, or family member. Share a health snack at the office. Quiet Contemplation: Close your eyes and clear your mind. AM: 1 Minute PM: 1 Minute AM: 2 Minutes PM: 2 Minutes AM: 3 Minutes PM: 3 Minutes AM: 4 Minutes PM: 4 Minutes AM: 5 Minutes PM: 5 Minutes Monthly challenge: Go ice skating.

January Shoulder Rolls: In a comfortable standing position, as you inhale, raise your shoulders and shoulder blades to your ears. On the exhale pull your should blades down and together. Chest Release: Raise your arms out to side, just below shoulder height with palms facing forward. Slowly rotate both hands at the wrist so your fingers point slightly behind you, hold, and repeat. Pyramid: Step your left foot back so it rests fully on the floor. With your legs straight, clasp your forearms behind your back, exhale, and lean forward and down from your hips (keep back straight). Take 3 to 5 breaths and rise, repeat on other side. Chair Pose: Stand and raise your arms in front to shoulder height. Contract your arm muscles. Exhale as you bend your knees & keep them over your toes. As a New Year Resolution, join a health club and work out three times a week or drop a bad habit.

February Standing Side Bend: Touch your left hand to the side of your head. Ground both fee and guide your head to the right until you feel long stretch. Switch sides. Arm Circles: Hold your arms straight out to the side with palms facing up. Circle forward 10 times, then backwards 10 times. Flip palms so they face the floor and repeat sequence. AM: 1 Reps PM: 1 Reps AM: 1 Reps PM: 1 Reps AM: 2 Reps PM: 2 Reps AM: 2 Reps PM: 2 Reps Straight-Leg Stretch: Sit on the floor facing a wall with your legs straight and your feet flat against the wall. Bend forward as far as you can. Toe Release: Stand as if you ve just taken a step forward with your right leg (left leg is behind you). Tuck your left foot under so the tops of your toes touch the floor. You should feel a stretch along the top of your foot. Hold. Switch feet. Monthly challenge: Share a healthy snack or fruit with your co-workers.

March Standing Calf Raise: Standing tall with feet firmly planted, raise your heels so that your on your tip toes, hold 3 secs, lower to start. Squats: Stand as tall as you can with feet apart shoulder-width. Lower your body as far as you can by pushing hips back and bending knees. Pause then return to start. Wall Pushups: Place palms on wall slightly wider than but at shoulder level. Back away from wall until palms lay flat. Slowly lean into wall, keeping back straight, hold 3 secs, slowly return to start. Jumping Jack: Start standing straight with slight bend in knees and hands on thighs. Keeping knees bent open the arms and legs out to the side. Arms come above the head and legs wider than shoulders, then return to start. Monthly challenge: Go puddle jumping (splash in big rain puddles).

April Dance: Turn up the radio or your favorite song and dance. PM: 2 Songs Deep Breathing: Take a long, slow, deep breathe through your nose, hold 5 seconds and slowly breathe out through your mouth. AM: 4 Reps PM: 4 Reps AM: 6 Reps PM: 6 Reps AM: 7 Reps PM: 7 Reps Overhead Stretch: Standing squarely with feet separated at should width, reach right arm out and slowly cross over the top of your head stretching as far to left as possible. Return to start and repeat with left arm. Dance: Turn up the radio or your favorite song and dance. PM: 2 Songs Monthly challenge: Take a 30 minute walk with a friend or co-worker.