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Engage Yourself to Move to Lose Weight

February 8th, 2010 admin No comments

The equation for weight loss is simple. Eat less and exercise more. Though as simple as it seems, it is difficult to keep your weight from escalating. You can consume the same amount of food however engaging yourself to move can help you shed extra pounds faster.

The article “Motivation to Move” of Joan Westlake is very helpful to encourage you to keep on moving. The motivations are very practical but oftentimes taken for granted. Reading this motivational list regularly can boost (no doubt about it) your desire to exercise more.

If you are falling off from your track, try to read the article “Motivation to Move”. It will definitely ignite your commitment to lose weight and to continue exercising. So fortify your will power by remembering these motivations and you will certainly not hesitate to engage yourself to move.

Word of advice. Print it off and post it in a place where you see it every day. Make it a habit to read it on daily basis to reinforce your motivation to exercise.

Read the full article ‘Motivation to Move’ from HealthKey.com.

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Diversify your Indoor Workouts

November 9th, 2009 admin 1 comment

The article ‘Keep Your Indoors Workouts Interesting’ written by Matt Fitzgerald gives us an insightful ways to maximize the result of our indoor workouts using the five popular gym equipments.

It is based on the concept of Chris Carmichael, founder of Carmichael Training Systems, and coach to Lance Armstrong. According to him, “by decreasing the duration and varying the intensity of your exercise sessions, you’ll get better results in less time”.

The article offers guidelines on how to effectively use the elliptical trainer, the rower, the stair climber, the stationary bike and the treadmill while allocating 20 minutes for each equipment.

This is a great idea to resolve the routine workout in the fitness gym that results to boredom. Instead of doing 3-4 hours workout, you can do it in one hour and forty minutes with the same result by following the guidelines in ‘Keep Your Indoors Workouts Interesting’.

It is no doubt that walking daily for one hour in the treadmill is boring. So why not make a twist in your regular gym workout and rake the optimum benefits in less time.

Before you hit the gym tomorrow, make sure to read first the full article of  ‘Keep Your Indoors Workouts Interesting’ from MSN Health and Fitness. Health article provided by Men’s Health.

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