Enjoy the Activities You Love:10-Minute Energy Boost Workout

Looking for a way to boost your energy and feel more active in just 10 minutes? This workout is designed to help adults over 55 feel energised and ready for the activities they enjoy, whether it’s gardening, a brisk walk, or quality time with family.

Why an Energy Boost Matters

As we get older, staying energised can feel challenging, but a few minutes of movement can make a big difference! This workout focuses on building endurance, improving strength, and keeping you feeling steady on your feet, so you’re ready to enjoy whatever the day brings.

What You’ll Gain:

  • Increased Energy: Keeps you ready for what you love most.

  • Improved Stamina: Helps you keep going without feeling tired or sluggish.

  • Everyday Strength: Builds strength for daily activities, keeping you moving comfortably.

No equipment is needed—just you, a bit of space, and 10 minutes! Let’s get moving and make each day feel more enjoyable.

Looking for a more personalised approach to help you feel your best?
At Jim's Gym, we offer guided workouts, expert support, and a supportive community to help you stay active—all from the comfort of home. If you’re ready to start a fitness journey that’s designed for you, join us and discover how Jim's Gym can keep you feeling energised and confident.

Jims Gym Membership
£12.99
Every month
£129.90
Every year

Our monthly membership is great for those just starting out or may need to take a break for a big adventure! The yearly option gives you two months free membership with a 30 day money back guarantee.


✓ Fun live workouts to help you feel awesone.
✓ Guidance from Jim so you’re always supported.
✓ Easy-to-follow programmes to see progress fast.
✓ Stay motivated with a welcoming community.
✓ Nutrition support through the Waist Watchers Club.

I look forward to seeing you in class! James (Jim)

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