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4 Ways to Boost Fitness Motivation

Posted by lboyd6 on
 November 13, 2018

11/13/18   By: Ashli Gissandaner

Start with small goals

 You can still reach larger goals by getting to them in smaller increments. You do not have to limit yourself in order to do so. For example: instead of trying to lose 15 pounds at once, start small with only trying to lose 5 pounds every so often to get to 15.

Reward Yourself

 Creating an incentive can help accomplish your goals. Those new pair of shoes you may want are only an exercise session away! Plus, this is motivating and rewards add a level of fun to exercise.

Prepare

Save yourself some time and gather your gym clothes the night before. You can also take your things to work with you in a gym bag, in this way you do not have to travel back home after work.

Change how you speak about exercise

 Think positively and say “I can do this” or “I will reach my goals.” This can boost motivation in a way that when you exercise, positive thoughts can boost intensity.

References

Yeung, A. J. (2018, November 1). 7 Ways to Boost Your Fitness Motivation. Retrieved from myfitnesspal: https://blog.myfitnesspal.com/7-ways-to-boost-your-fitness-motivation/

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