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Login to watch this video if you have a subscription. Learn more about subscriptions.This presentation by Kent Utman, Wellness Director, Medpoint Health Care Centre, examines wellness challenges within the legal profession and highlights the relationship between sedentary work patterns, burnout, and long term health risks. Drawing on research regarding physical inactivity among lawyers and the broader population, it explains how limited daily movement and prolonged sitting contribute to elevated risks of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, certain cancers, and overall mortality. The presentation discusses how preventive healthcare models focus on early screening, health system navigation, and lifestyle modification, while emphasizing the role of exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress management in maintaining professional performance and long term wellbeing. Practical guidance centers on integrating short “micro workouts” and stretching routines into daily routines, demonstrating how brief bursts of activity throughout the workday can support physical health, improve energy and cognitive clarity, and reduce stress without requiring lengthy gym sessions. The presentation encourages legal professionals to adopt sustainable movement habits within work and personal routines as a practical strategy for improving health outcomes and resilience in demanding professional environments.