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Posted by:
Shane
5 years, 4 months ago
Quite often the main barrier to fitting regular exercise in our shedule is that it's hard to find the time. It's even harder if you have children, work unpredictable hours, and/or have other commitments. Yet if you commit to exercising in the morning then you're far less likely to have the excuse of things popping up, plus you won't be too tired to train following a long day at work.
The fact of the matter is that most of us choose the time to exercise that corresponds with the time we have available, hence why typically most gyms are busier after the tradtional work hours.
But consider these reasons below; they may just give you a compelling reason to rise a little earlier in the mornings to get down the gym:
1. Your mood will improve
Im sure most of you have heard that exercise realeases feel-good hormones, known as endorphins. Nothing feels better than having a great workout. If you are prone to skipping your exercise at night then why not start the day right. That sense of achievement of completing your daily exercise early can boost your mood for the rest of the day.
2. You'll be less likely to skip your workout
There are fewer distractions on your way to the gym in the morning. But later in the evening, the day can take its toll, and the reasons to not train can build: less motivation, tired, going out for the evening......... If you have already completed your exercise for the day, then you can simply face whatever obstacles that may come up throughout the day without the guilt of missing another day in the gym. Dont let exercise take a back seat!
3. Your metabolic rate will receive a quick boost
Posted by:
Shane
5 years, 4 months ago
When people hear ‘protein’ and ‘exercise’ in the same sentence, they’re most likely to conjure up images of bodybuilders. Protein is important for anyone who is exercising.
Posted by:
Shane
5 years, 4 months ago
There's no doubt that you've heard what people say happens when women lift weights.... it makes women bulky, it's bad for the joints, and you can never stop lifting or the muscle all turns to fat! This simply is NOT true, and infact there are many benefits from weight/resistance based training. The fact is lifting weights can contribute to a healthier, more functional and stronger body.
Posted by:
Samantha Reid
5 years, 4 months ago
Group fitness classes can be a fun and effective way to get into an exercise program, but going to a class for the first time can be daunting. You’re nervous, you dont know what to expect, and if you can physically do it. As an instructor, over the years I’ve seen many first timers take a class once and never come back. Too many people make the mistake of leaping into exercise when baby steps are what’s needed. Here are some key tips to keep in mind:
Posted by:
Andrew Cassidy
5 years, 6 months ago
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