7
Tips on How to find Time for Fitness
Finding
Time for Fitness;
We
are all busy and it can be hard finding time for fitness, but try these 7 tips
to find time in your day to get in a great workout and make a positive step in
the healthy direction.
1.Make
it a priority
Make
it a PRIORITY! It’s easy to let excuses and every day activities get in the way
of your fitness schedule. Too tired, too busy, too much to do – we have all
been there. But if you want to make fitness a part of your life, you have to
find time to make it a part of your life. Schedule your workouts just
like you would any other important appointment like going to the dentist or
getting your hair done. Write it in your calendar and block out time in your
day to get it done.
2.
Be Sneaky
Be
Sneaky! Sneak fitness into your everyday chores and activities. Make small
changes in your day like taking the stairs at work, walking to your co-workers
office instead of emailing them, squatting while you fold laundry or cleaning
the house at a brisk pace.
3.
Play
Play!
If you have kids or pets, be active with them! Kid and pet free? Join a sport
league. Working out doesn’t have to mean spending time in a gym. Taking Fido
for a hike, playing tag with the kids or joining a backyard game of flag
football counts too! Having fun with your fitness makes it seem like a less
daunting task
.
4.
Wake up Early
Wake
up early. Getting your workout completed first thing in the morning means you
will be less likely to be distracted by other responsibilities later in the
day. Also, working out in the morning starts out your day with a sense of
accomplishment and puts a little extra pep in your step.
5.
Be Prepared
Be
prepared! If you know that you have limited time between getting up in the
morning and heading out to the gym before you have to get to work, get in a
routine of making sure your gym bag is packed every night before you go to bed.
That way in the morning you will not be rushed or have to skip your
workout because you aren’t ready.
6.
Get into a Routine
Get
into a routine. If working out during your lunch hour works best for you, try
to stick to that schedule. Life does have a way of throwing a wrench in your
plan every now and again, but changing up your routine too much leaves room for
excuses to sneak in.
7.
Find Ways you CAN
Instead
of finding ways you CAN’T, try to find ways you CAN! Don’t “can’t” yourself to
death. Anyone can find a million reasons why they can’t find time for fitness,
but try to change up your thinking and try to find ways you can. Can’t workout
for an hour every day? Then make the most of the time you can. Can’t afford a
gym membership? Then go for a jog or walk outside and do body weight strength
exercises? Focus on the positive of what you can do and try to eliminate the
negative of what you can’t.
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