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December 8, 2025

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Goal Oriented Behaviour Examples

Goal-oriented behavior refers to actions and activities that are driven by specific objectives or aims. These objectives can be short-term…
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Planks do not need to feel endless. When timed with a rhythm of breath and awareness, even 30 seconds can feel purposeful and steady. This script is designed so you can follow along in real time. Each line matches the natural pace of slow, steady breathing.

The Script

Set yourself up: hands under shoulders, legs long, body in one line. Ready? Begin.

Seconds 1–5
Inhale, lift through your chest.
Exhale, press your palms down.
Feel your shoulders strong and steady.

Seconds 6–10
Inhale, lengthen the crown of your head.
Exhale, draw your belly in tight.
Let your core anchor you.

Seconds 11–15
Inhale, keep hips level.
Exhale, squeeze the glutes gently.
Find balance in the center of your body.

Seconds 16–20
Inhale, legs strong and straight.
Exhale, press heels back firmly.
Feel energy reaching through your feet.

Seconds 21–25
Inhale, steady and calm.
Exhale, release tension slowly.
Notice the stillness in the effort.

Seconds 26–30
Inhale, stay present.
Exhale, hold for just a moment more.
Lower your knees with control, and rest.

Closing Note

This 30-second guided rhythm turns the plank into a moving meditation in stillness. By pairing breath with body awareness, you not only strengthen your muscles but also build focus and calm.


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