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Progress chart for graded exercise

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By Robin Parks, MS

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Graded exercise is exercise that starts out slowly and increases in very small steps. It means you have a plan for your exercise and you stick to it, even when you're having a good day and feel like doing more. Print a copy of this chart and use it to plan your exercise program and track your progress.

Plan your exercise program and track your progress
Weeks 1 and 2 Goal Actual Weeks 3 and 4 Goal Actual
(example) (5 minutes) (3 minutes) (example) (8 minutes) (7 minutes)
SUNDAY     SUNDAY    
MONDAY     MONDAY    
TUESDAY     TUESDAY    
WEDNESDAY     WEDNESDAY    
THURSDAY     THURSDAY    
FRIDAY     FRIDAY    
SATURDAY     SATURDAY    
SUNDAY     SUNDAY    
MONDAY     MONDAY    
TUESDAY     TUESDAY    
WEDNESDAY     WEDNESDAY    
THURSDAY     THURSDAY    
FRIDAY     FRIDAY    
SATURDAY     SATURDAY    
Weeks 5 and 6 Goal Actual Weeks 7 and 8 Goal Actual
(example) (12 minutes) (12 minutes) (example) (20 minutes) (18 minutes)
SUNDAY     SUNDAY    
MONDAY     MONDAY    
TUESDAY     TUESDAY    
WEDNESDAY     WEDNESDAY    
THURSDAY     THURSDAY    
FRIDAY     FRIDAY    
SATURDAY     SATURDAY    
SUNDAY     SUNDAY    
MONDAY     MONDAY    
TUESDAY     TUESDAY    
WEDNESDAY     WEDNESDAY    
THURSDAY     THURSDAY    
FRIDAY     FRIDAY    
SATURDAY     SATURDAY    

Credits

Author Robin Parks, MS
Editor Kathleen M. Ariss, MS
Associate Editor Pat Truman, MATC
Primary Medical Reviewer Anne C. Poinier, MD - Internal Medicine
Specialist Medical Reviewer Karin M. Lindholm, DO - Neurology
Last Updated May 15, 2007
Last Updated: 05/15/2007