1.
Find exercises that you will enjoy.
Whether it's running, jumping or dancing we all have our
favourites. Doing something that you enjoy will just motivate even more to
participate. Even if exercise is not your thing but you love long walks on the
beach, then go for it.
2.
Prepare ahead
Plan your workouts ahead, whether it's a week or a month
planning your workouts will motivate you because you've committed yourself
enough to write every workout down on paper. The night before your next workout,
lay out your workout gear. seeing that yoga mat or sports bra first thing in
the morning will make you crave exercise. Plan your goals, that doesn't just
mean weight loss goals but can also be fitness levels such as holding a plank
for over a minute or jogging a minute longer than before.
3.
Find celebrity body inspiration
Find a celebrity in a magazine or online that you would
like to use as a motivation tool. Whether its Blake Lively's lean legs or Kate
Hudson's abs, print or tear out that picture and stick it on your wall or
cupboard door. you won't necessarily look exactly like that celebrity though,
just remember that.
4. Find
an outfit
Find your outfit that you don't fit into anymore and use
that as another motivation tool. So dish out that mini skirt and tank top out
from the back of your closet and move it to the front as a constant reminder on
why you have started this.
5.
Get addicted
For those of you who are new to exercise, you will find
out soon enough just how addicted you will get and start seeing exercise as a
hobby and not just a task you have to complete daily. Just be very, very
careful of over doing it. If you are new, I would recommend exercising at least
30 minutes four times a week and gradually progress as your stamina builds up.
Heather
McIntosh
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