
7 days · about 7 min a day · Free
Your First Week
A gentle first week of chair yoga. Each day brings a new short session for your spine, joints, strength and breathing.
Seated · 3 to 15 minutes · No floor work
Gentle seated sessions on video. Every movement is shown and each rep and breath is counted with you, so you always know what to do next.
Free first week · iPhone, iPad and Android
Choose a 3 to 15 minute session for your neck, back, legs or whole body, or follow a daily program.
Each movement is shown on video while a calm voice counts every rep and breath with you.
Track your days, build a gentle habit and notice how much easier everyday movement feels.
One short session a day. Start gently and grow a little stronger each week.

7 days · about 7 min a day · Free
A gentle first week of chair yoga. Each day brings a new short session for your spine, joints, strength and breathing.

3 days · about 6 min a day
Three short days to release, open and strengthen a stiff neck and tight shoulders.

28 days · about 8 min a day
Four weeks to move better, feel stronger and build a daily habit. Each week builds on the last, with strength, stretching and calm.
From a 3-minute breathing break to a 15-minute full-body flow.

3 min · 1 exercise
A few minutes of slow breathing. Any time, anywhere.

5 min · 5 exercises
A short break to sit taller and open up after reading, screens or sitting a while.

7 min · 6 exercises
Wake up your spine, shoulders and feet in a few gentle minutes.

7 min · 6 exercises
Ease a stiff neck and tight shoulders with slow, gentle movement.

7 min · 5 exercises
Get the blood flowing and keep your legs strong, all from your chair.

8 min · 6 exercises
A short, gentle session to loosen your neck, wrists and back, and finish calm.

8 min · 6 exercises
Gentle bending, stretching and turning to keep your back moving.

8 min · 6 exercises
Slow stretches and long, easy breaths to let go of the day.

16 min · 13 exercises
Head to toe: stretch, move and strengthen your whole body in one longer session.
Each with step-by-step instructions, an easier option and who should skip it.
Research on yoga for older adults links regular gentle practice with better flexibility, balance and mood. Chair yoga brings those benefits to anyone who finds the floor or long standing hard.
Gentle stretches for the neck, shoulders, spine, hips and ankles help keep everyday movements comfortable.
Seated marching, leg extensions and heel raises work the muscles you use to walk, climb stairs and stand up.
Chest openers and shoulder blade squeezes counter the hunched posture of reading and screens.
Every session ends with slow breathing, a simple way to unwind and sleep better.
Every exercise in ZenFit is done seated, with an easier option and a clear note on who should skip it. You're reminded to move slowly and only as far as feels comfortable.
If you have a medical condition, recent surgery, osteoporosis or balance problems, talk to your doctor before starting. Read our medical disclaimer.
Chair yoga is gentle yoga done while sitting on a sturdy chair (or holding it for support). You move your neck, shoulders, spine, hips, legs and feet with slow breathing, without getting down on the floor. It suits beginners, older adults and anyone who finds standing or floor exercise hard.
Yes. ZenFit is made for people over 60 and for anyone new to exercise. Every session is seated, slow and short (3 to 15 minutes). Each movement is shown on video and explained step by step, with the reps counted for you and an easier option.
A sturdy chair without wheels or armrests, placed on a non-slip floor, and a few minutes. Sit toward the front of the seat with your feet flat on the floor. No mat or equipment is needed.
Quick sessions take 3 to 15 minutes. Programs give you one short session a day, about 5 to 7 minutes on average, so it's easy to build a daily habit.
ZenFit is free to download and includes a free first-week program and free quick sessions. A subscription unlocks the full library of sessions and programs.
Chair yoga is one of the gentlest forms of exercise, and serious injuries are rare. Move slowly, only as far as is comfortable, and never into pain. If you have a medical condition, recent surgery, osteoporosis or balance problems, check with your doctor first.