Rally Cycling's Healthy Habits Challenge #7: Dance away stress
Stephen Bassett shows his moves
Rally Cycling gives their next installment of the Healthy Habits Challenge started by Sara Poidevin, with US Pro road race silver medalist Stephen Bassett taking up the baton from Emma White.
Last week, White emphasised the importance of good sleep while showing how having so much energy after a good night's rest makes her feel like dancing.
This week's advice for improving your life while surviving the COVID-19 lockdown is an important one: managing stress.
Dancing is a great way to shake off negative feelings, and Bassett encourages everyone to share videos of their own dance moves.
Rally Cycling's Healthy Habits Challenge #6: Get great sleep
Rally Cycling's Healthy Habits Challenge #5: Fill the well
Healthy Habits Challenge #4: Move Your Body
Rally Cycling's Healthy Habits Challenge #3: Stay in touch
Rally Cycling's Healthy Habits Challenge #2: Make meals healthier
Sara Poidevin's Healthy Habits Challenge week #1 – Core
Healthy Habits Challenge #7 with Stephen Bassett – Dance Away Stress
Hi, I’m Stephen Bassett and I’m leading this week’s Healthy Habits Challenge – Dance Away Stress.
This challenge was inspired by Emma White who last week showed us that dancing is a great way to get your blood pumping and relieve some tension.
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To participate in this week’s Healthy Habits Challenge, post a photo or video of you dancing on social media using #HealthyHabitsWithPoido.
Let the music be our guide and let’s get moving together.
– Stephen Bassett
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