We know that fitting a workout into your schedule is probably one of the biggest obstacles you face when trying to get healthy.

There just doesn't feel like there is enough time in the day to do everything that needs to be done and then take care of your body.

But you don't need to hit the gym for hours a day to see results. Adding any kind of activity to your daily regimen will definitely benefit you, and can even amp up your motivation to do more!

We've put together a quick workout that you can do any time in the day and it takes 10 minutes!

Chair Dips

Sit on the edge of a sturdy chair, with hands next to hips. Slide your bottom off the edge and bend elbows to 90 degrees. Be sure to keep your back close to the chair, then push back up. Do 10 to 12 repetitions.

Chair Squats

Stand in front of chair, feet hip-distance apart, toes forward. Lean chest slightly forward. Bend knees, tap (don't sit!) bottom on chair, then stand up. Keep your weight in your heels and keep knees over toes. Do 10 to 12 reps

Butterfly Abs

Lie on back and place soles of feet together; relax knees out to the side. Place hands behind head, with elbows out. Tightening abs, lift chest and shoulders up, then release back down. Do 10 to 12 reps.

Oblique Crunches

Lie on back, with knees bent. Cross left ankle over opposite knee. Place right hand behind head and lift right shoulder toward left knee. Release down. Do 10 to 12 reps, then switch sides.

 Modified Push-Ups

Get down on all fours, knees together. Walk hands out and lift feet; move hands slightly wider than chest. Head, neck, back and butt should be in alignment. Keeping your abs tight, bend elbows and lower chest toward the floor. Press back up. Do 10 to 12 reps.

Standing Hip Extension

Stand with feet hip-distance apart. Shift weight to right foot, and extend left leg behind; lift and lower left foot, squeezing your butt. Use a chair for balance. Do 12 to 15 reps, then switch.

Step-Ups

Place entire right foot on a stair or a sturdy platform, and step up with left leg following. Step down with left leg, reaching back about 12 inches; follow with right. Do 12 times, keeping chest lifted, then switch sides and repeat. As you get stronger, try this move with weights

Perform these like a circuit: Do one set of each exercise with minimal rest in between. When you've done them all, grab some water and repeat twice more if you have the time!