Purchased this little desk calendar for my senior aged mother who is just getting back into fitness. She paged through some of the exercises before stopping on one-legged burpees before saying “well how am I going to do that!”She liked the concept of the daily calendar well enough especially that it can be reused year after year, but the exercises are not all beginner friendly or modifiable based on fitness level. Cute concept but might be better if it gave multiple options per day based on fitness level!

I manage a small gym and love having little things like this for the members. I change it daily and often post the exercise of the day on social media. It's great for engagement with members and giving fresh ideas when one's routine might feel stale. It can be used year after year, as it contains 365 different exercises only pertaining to the DATE, regardless of what day of the week it may fall on.

I picked up this fitness calendar to encourage me to move a bit more at the office, rather than sitting all day.This is a small, desk, spiral style calendar. There are no days of the week or year, just the date and the month. This can be used any time, and restated any time. Each day there’s a new exercise.There’s a stick figure illustration on how to do the exercises, along with a brief description. No equipment is required.My problem is some of the exercises aren’t appropriate for the office. I work in a shared office space and there are constantly people coming in and out, it might confuse them if they found me laying on the floor with my leg up in the air.Any exercise that can be completed by standing up is fine.For the reason above I’m going to continue using this calendar from home. These exercises are straightforward and they aren’t time consuming.

I love that this calendar has the dates, but not the days, and is on a spiral. This ensures that you can use this calendar from the day you receive it. The exercises are simple, but enough to strengthen weak muscles or tone strong ones. This would make a great gift for yourself or for someone else who is looking to improve their fitness level.

This is a perpetual calendar with wire-bound double rings. Only the month and day are printed on each page, so it can easily be used for multiple years or to share later. Each page also has a title of the exercise, a brief description of how to do it, and stick figures that illustrate the steps. The pages are about as thick as standard copy paper.The first page includes some advice for any level. On each calendar page, I wish the recommended quantity of repetitions for each beginner exercise, within the three-minute range, were included as a baseline.Review for Daily Fitness Calendar | Perpetual Bodyweight Workout Calendar with New Exercises and Movement Routines for Every Day of The Year, Stay Healthy, Build Strength & Get Moving with This Workout PlannerColor: Fitness |(B0F3R7QKKH)

I have a love/hate relationship with exercise. I love to exercise and I wake up daily saying to myself I am going to do it, then guess what, for some reason my mind tells me nope not today and another day starts. I got this to hopefully entice myself to do 3 minutes of exercise a day. This calendar does not have a year, only the month and day which is great because you can use it year after year. The exercises on the pages are stick figures, which are cute and easy to tell what your exercise is for the day. I am excited for this and hope it motivates me to do at least some kind of exercise daily.

This compact perpetual desk calendar is a simple and easy way to start focusing on activity. I like the simplicity of the daily moves, and you can flex more reps if you are a more advanced on your fitness journey. Simple illustrations and explanations. And no equipment is needed…a fab benefit for those trying to remove roadblocks to physical activity.

There are several best selling books that talk about how simple steps can lead to great habits. And this is a tool that will help you do that.You simply do one exercise each day shown on the calendar. And because it’s perpetual you can start any day and reuse it year after year.The exercises take up very little time so who knows - you may do one and want to keep moving. Great idea. It’s also boxed and makes a good gift to encourage fitness.

This is such a neat idea. Each day of this calendar features a different exercise. Just one exercise per day is a great way to ease into healthy habits! This calendar doesn’t have years of days of the week, so you can continue using it year after year.The pages feature little stick figures doing the exercises, giving both written and pictorial instructions so you can figure out what to do. The inside cover provides tips for modifying exercises if you need to make them easier or want to make them more challenging.I’m planning to use this calendar as a daily family activity to encourage our entire family to get moving more. Hopefully it will be a fun and motivating experience!

This 365 day exercise calendar is brilliant. Small enough to be inconspicuous but large enough in intent that you may be moving every day of the day. Double sided pages keep the girth down. No year means it can be used year after year making it not only worth the buy for a person looking to keep mobile, but also as a gift for your friends looking for inspiration as well. The calendar even provides beginning intermediate and advance guide at the beginning.

This calendar is awesome! It’s perpetual (so no year is listed; meaning the calendar can be used over and over).The exercises are quick and easy to understand. The little images, while not overly detailed, provide just enough insight.My family of four plans to do the daily exercise together, as they are simple exercises we all can do (ages 10-43).Great buy for the price and a great stocking stuffer idea!!

I ordered this Eterna Goods brandPerpetual Daily Fitness Calendar because I don’t exercise enough. The description says I can accomplish each activity in less than 3 minutes each day… okay, that’s not a huge commitment. And there’s nothing needed to do the exercises except maybe a stair or chair, easily accessible most anywhere.The paper used for the pages is thick enough to be long-lasting for many years. The drawings are stick figures which are easy to interpret and the exercise description is clear. The covers are super thick cardstock and they fold out to create an easel. The double loop metal ring binding allis the pages to be easily flipped.I think these are the type of exercises where you can get out of them as much as you put into them. For example, stepping up on one stair and swinging your arms in front of you… You can do it slowly or vigorously and you can increase the duration to burn more calories or just do it as long as you’re physically able. I’m looking forward to seeing how much these improve, my energy, stamina, and strength over the next year.$16 for this flip chart style perpetual calendar is affair value. I think it would make a really neat gift, especially for someone just starting out with an exercise routine such as a young person or someone out of shape seeking an at home means to improve their health.

This is a wonderful little calendar that reminds you each and every day about fitness. It’s a “perpetual” calendar, which means that the only date indications used are the name of the month and a specific day’s number within that month; you’ll find no year or day name. In other words, you get October 18—not Saturday, October 18, 2025. Pages are on a metal ring binding, so you just flip from one day to the next.Each day has a mini-exercise illustrated with stick figures. They run the gamut, exercising all different parts of your body. The calendar advertises that you can do the daily exercises in “less than 3 minutes a day,” but that’s all the limitation or direction imposed. You’re free to do more or less than 3 minutes, do them as fast or as slow as you like, and I don’t see why you couldn’t combine your favorites. I like the idea of being given a new exercise every day. I imagine that I’ll collect some favorites that I combine into a routine.The calendar is standalone. It’s 5.75” x 5.25”, so doesn’t take up much room on my desk. It’s artfully designed, with cute stick figures and a nice amount of empty space on each page that could be used for notes. I’ll be using the calendar for a mini-break at least once a day. I ordered this for myself, but I think it’s a wonderful gift for anyone who’s into fitness. I’d think it was pricey for a one-year calendar, but since it can be re-used indefinitely it seems like a fair price.

This little calendar is very charming, with its little stick figure showing how to do things that I, who am NOT a sick figure, find quite challenging. 😉It is fun and cute, and I try -- and since it's a perpetual calendar, I aim to do them all better next year! 🤗

I love that this is reusable. Just flip it around and start it again. No need to tearaway!

It’s ok but I just was not motivated enough to do the exercises. It’s a good calendar but not for me.