This account is based on the premise of the Fitness Fridays themed day! We’re going to publish a small challenge for people to achieve every week, so that they ave incentive to get into better shape and to post about their achievements every Friday. These challenges are intended to be achievable, and can help build those who need a bit of motivation build up their basic strength and endurance over time.

Additionally, as promised in our announcement, we’re going to include a weekly prize of 1 HSBI to the best Fitness Friday post for those who are able to complete the challenge! This prize will increase over time as the account’s earnings increase, so in the future expect prizes of 2 HSBI, 3 HSBI, etc.

Without further ado, let’s get to our winner and to this week’s challenge:

Winner of This Week's Best Fitness Friday Post

This week's 1 HSBI prize goes to... @dewabrata for this Fitness Friday post!

Congratulations! Keep up the strong work. 💪

This Week’s Challenge

Starting with a 10 second wall sit, add an additional 10 seconds to your wall sit every day until the end of the week. For example, you’d start with a 10 second wall sit on March 8th, progress to a 20 second wall sit on March 9th, progress to a 30 second wall sit on March 10th, etc. If you complete the challenge, then you’ll have managed to do a total of 280 seconds of wall sitting by the end of the week!

These wall sits do not have to be consecutive, but it would be ideal if they could be in order to train endurance. Just ensure that you complete them with good form and without injury.

Feel free to post your progress on the challenge throughout the week, but please make sure that you post the final results on Fitness Friday!

Here is a video demonstrating proper wall sit form, along with a couple of slightly easier variations.

Some Precautions & Safety Warnings

When doing any exercise, pay attention to form first and foremost. Proper form is important for the purposes of safety and so that you can get the most out of the exercise. Improper form can lead to injuries and also decreases the efficacy of the exercise.

It is normal to feel muscle fatigue, and when approaching the end of a set, a bit of “burning” as you’re completing the movement. That burning sensation often comes from lactic acid buildup, and you’ll recognize it as you continue doing repetitions – it tends to go away pretty quickly once you finish the exercise.

If you feel sharp pain at any point, then immediately cease the challenge and go see a doctor as soon as you can. Do not push through sharp pain, or you risk worsening a potential injury.

Good luck with the challenge!

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