A common problem a lot of health professionals are faced with is the anti-gym, anti-exercise mindset a lot of clients possess. Think about it, to people who don’t enjoy it, exercise sparks fear of hard work and humiliation. It creates a kind of inferiority and feeling out of place.
It’s FitBit’s ‘slogan and I love it. I don’t own a FitBit, but I find the slogan powerful.
It works for everyone.
I consider myself to be fit. Now, in comparison to competitive athletes I may not either look, act, or be able to accomplish what they can, but that is THEIR fit, and this is mine. I still have goals, I still challenge myself to get better, but I am happy where I am. I am proud of where I am.
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Physical activity is something that you know is important, but you put off because you simply don’t have time. You aren’t the only one. Most people don’t ignore exercise because they’re lazy – they simply don’t have room in their schedules. At least they don’t think they do.
Believe it or not, we’re coming up on the halfway point of the year pretty soon, which means most people have already forgotten about their New Year’s resolution fitness goals. But if you’re still trudging along, now’s the time to kick things into high gear and focus your eyes on the prize. Here are a few suggestions to keep you motivated:
If you spend hours each week at the gym, it might be worthwhile to invest the money spent on a membership on your own home gym. Most people spend about $800 a year on a gym membership. If there are multiple people in your home that use the gym, you’re looking at doubling or quadrupling that amount.
Vacations are tempting opportunities to cheat on your health and fitness plan. You’ll want to relax and avoid exercise, and eat and drink foods you’d otherwise avoid like the plague. No matter where you go, there will be delicious restaurants to try, enough time and distance from the office to enjoy a few drinks, and of course, the luxury of your hotel. If you’ve been trying to lose weight, build muscle, or just maintain your physical condition, vacations could crush your otherwise solid plans.
