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Even though exercise is an important factor in achieving and maintaining good health, you may have pre-existing health conditions that should be cleared by a medical professional before starting a new exercise activity.

You are responsible for exercising within your own limits and seeking medical advice and attention when appropriate. By participating in the activities shown in this video, you agree to assume all risk of injury.

Heart Beats Club and its principals are not responsible or liable for any injuries that result from participating in the exercises shown in this video, and are released from all such liabilities or resulting claims.

Safety Tips

Find the right place:

• make sure you have enough room
• sit in a comfortable, sturdy chair
• no sitting on a walker or bed
• sit all the way back
• both feet flat on floor

If using a wheelchair:

• feet on foot-pedals or flat on floor   
• brakes on

Remember to keep breathing:

In through your nose and out through your mouth

Adjust to your level:

If you find the exercises are too tiring, you can reduce the intensity by:

• only using arms (no legs)
• smaller movements, less reaching
• going slower 
• only do a couple of songs

If it’s hard to lift your legs, then focus on your arms or vice versa.  Any kind of movement is good!

To make it more challenging:

• bigger movements, reach further
• stand up if safe to do so
• remove any tripping hazards 

Drink water:

Before, after and during exercise

Get help if you don't feel well:

Don't wait for it to pass, ask for help immediately.  Do these exercises with a partner, or have someone nearby.  If you are alone, keep a phone at close at reach to call for assistance.