How To Be Consistent In Working Out / Fitness Journey Story Of My Life : After all, success doesn't come out of a bottle, or out of a shoe box (as much as apparel and supplement companies would have you believe otherwise).. You join the gym, buy a personal development course, or take up the cello. Then, make exercise a habit by incorporating it into your daily routine. I had been very successful at staying consistent at things i didn't want to do for years in school. Pick a number of days you want to work out, then tell yourself you'll stick to that for an entire month, giving yourself permission that if you don't like it at the end of the month, you don't have to continue. Well, whilst there was a feeling of consistency there, there was a couple of things coming into play.
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Start slow then gradually advance. It is much easier to be consistent with working out if you find an exercise that you love to do. Instead of 45 minutes of cardio, just promise yourself 10 minutes of any light activity. And uncovering that joy in. In order to be consistent with your workouts (and in turn see fantastic results) you need to enjoy it! Create a ritual one of the best ways to start any kind of habit is to create a ritual around the habit you want to create. I set up a routine. In these moments, consider if your goals are realistic or ask yourself what you can do to improve.
At the end of the day, it comes down to working hard, and doing so over a consistent basis.
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Figure out what you actually enjoy doing.
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On your schedule or calendar, check off tasks that you have completed. In these moments, consider if your goals are realistic or ask yourself what you can do to improve. After all, success doesn't come out of a bottle, or out of a shoe box (as much as apparel and supplement companies would have you believe otherwise). If you like to exercise most, if not every day of the week, make sure one of those days is devoted to active rest. In the image above you can see how this works: This will give you a sense of satisfaction. At the end of the day, it comes down to working hard, and doing so over a consistent basis. Be consistent with that and then over several months or several years, then you'll be able to achieve the end goal that you're after.
And working out is no different.
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