10-Minute Morning Workout with Video (Self-Service)
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Physical Activity€0 · freeunder 30 min

10-Minute Morning Workout with Video (Self-Service)

A personal self-service offer with video. From a pool of ~20 trainer videos, you work your way through in sequence — one 10-minute session per day from the next videos in line. If you take a break, the sequence waits for you. Compliance click depends on the mode.

What defines this measure Your own pace, sequential progression. Trainer instruction in the video. Compliance click at second 40 (audit-capable). Streak and progress visible.

How to put it in place

  1. 1
    Activate in the portal — no manager setup needed
  2. 2
    Choose your own reminder days
  3. 3
    Watch the daily session, click at second 40 (audit mode)
  4. 4
    Continue from the cursor at the next login

What you need

Effort
under 30 min
Cost
Free
Duration
täglich 10 Minuten
Setup
5 min
  • Own pace, sequential progression
  • Trainer instructions in video
  • Compliance click at second 40 (audit-capable)
  • Streak and progress visible

Eligible for funding: up to €600 tax-free

As part of a structured workplace health process, this measure is tax-free under § 3 no. 34 of the German Income Tax Act (EStG) up to €600 per employee per year — BGF-Kompass supplies the process. Certified offers (e.g. from Upfit) are additionally subsidised by statutory health insurers under § 20b SGB V.

Health-insurer funding & tax: how to apply →

Adopt it for your company

Register for free — and the measure is ready to go in your cockpit: invitation, feedback survey and appointment are already set up. First cycle, first numbers for the boss.

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Contributes to

Expand movement offerings

Measure the impact with

GPAQ – Bewegungsverhalten (WHO)

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BGF-Kompass covers German workplace health promotion (BGF): funding paths, figures and legal references (e.g. § 20b SGB V, § 3 No. 34 EStG, the statutory-health-insurer prevention guidelines) apply to Germany.