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Getting The Best Out Of Your Fitness

25/04/2017 by Adam

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When we think about what we have to do in terms of getting ourselves to the top level of fitness, we tend to set a goal. For some, it’s a goal of how we look to determine how fit we are; assuming that the thinner we are, the more able we will be to do stuff. This is not necessarily true, as even the most slim of people can be unhealthy – it’s all about what’s on the inside.

Tracking Yourself

It’s not hard nowadays to track your fitness. We don’t have to wait for the effects to start showing themselves physically, and instead we can rely on things like Fitbits and other smartwatches to let us know our active and resting heart rates, how well we’re sleeping at night, how many calories we are burning during our workouts and how many steps we have taken in a day. As well as alerting us to our progressive fitness journey, it is also able to let us compete against our friends and families. Technology today, eh? It’s magic .However, you don’t need to invest in a watch to tell you just how well (or not so well) you are doing.

Eating Well Doesn’t Mean Breaking The Bank

Too many of us are choosing to go towards junk food and the more unhealthier style of diet rather than sticking with what we know is good for us. While it’s true that the lesser-available superfoods can rack up quite a bill, it’s not necessarily these that you should be aiming for. There are fruits and vegetables which are still just as good for us and totally within our budget.

If you use sites like DontPayFull.com, you can easily look for money-off codes and vouchers that can be used for a food shop. Simply have a look around and see if there is something there to give you discount at where you would usually shop. It’s all about preparation and planning for these to avoid the temptation of taking the easy route and opting for a takeout.

Making sure that all of the ingredients are ready for you to cook, and that you know what you are cooking for not just the day but the week, can massively help you to stay on track. And remember, the cheapest thing that you can drink is the healthiest – drinking your daily recommendation of eight glasses of water will help to boost your energy levels, increase your focus on what you’re doing and get you on the road to perfect health before you know it.

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Always Push Yourself

Don’t just set yourself one goal. This doesn’t mean that you have to pile all of your targets on top of one another – this makes it unachievable and will put you off reaching for the main goal that you had in mind. Overloading yourself with possibilities is not the way forward with fitness, and leads to disheartenment when you can’t reach what you have set out to do in time. Instead, take it as baby steps. Give yourself an initial goal, and when you reach that one, set yourself another one. It doesn’t have to be solely in terms of fitness, either, but you can use this as your motivation to do so. Once you have tackled things on the working-out side, you can transfer it over to finances, relationships and other personal goals that you may have thought about.

Go It Alone and Pick A Buddy

Sometimes, we need just that little bit extra to spur us on with our fitness levels. When we decide to exercise alone, there is the factor that you can push yourself to your own personal limits and stop when you want to stop. This means that you may not be getting the best out of your workout. If and when you start exercising with a partner, this can rapidly affect just how hard you are pushing yourself.

You may find that you are in friendly competition with them without realising it; sometimes being the teacher is the best way that we learn the lesson ourselves, and if you turn out to be leading an example, often it transpires that you push yourself harder just to be able to execute what needs to be done correctly.

Mix it up a bit and try and see if there is anybody above your training level that you can tag along with every once in awhile just to see if there are any hints and tips on how to get up to speed with them.  

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