Building the One-Rep Habit
Stack one rep onto an existing habit. Before you know it, daily movement becomes automatic.
Habit Stacking 101
Attach a new habit to one you already have. "After I pour my coffee, I do one rep." "When I open my phone in the morning, I do 10 squats first." The existing habit is the trigger; the rep is the new behavior.
Start Tiny
One rep. Not ten, not a full workout. One. The goal is to make it so easy you can't say no. Once the habit is automatic, you can add more reps or variety.
Track and Celebrate
Use streaks in OneRepNow to see your progress. Every day you do one rep, you reinforce the identity: "I'm someone who moves every day."
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