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Exercise cards/sheets provide instructions for simple exercises that can be done at home without any equipment. Each card lists the name of the exercise, such as squats or pushups, as well as a photo or illustration demonstrating proper form. The number of repetitions is included so that the exercises can be done independently as a quick at-home workout.
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