Energize your routine |
By Judi Ketteler Find the time that works best for you “If you feel so tired that you can barely get through the workout, it’s probably not the best time of day to train,” says Tom Holland, an ACE-certified trainer. If you drag through every morning workout, for example, and never feel quite awake, try training in the afternoon; if evening workouts leave you too pumped up to sleep, give morning workouts a try. YOUR PLAN: Make sure that the time you plan to train fits appropriately with your schedule. For example, if you keep scheduling evening workouts, but you rarely seem to get around to them because your day always gets away from you, reset your brain and your attitude for a morning workout. Set new fitness goals YOUR PLAN: Keep your exercise on track – and your energy stores high while maintaining your fat-loss and weight-maintenance efforts – by continuing to set new fitness goals as you meet your fat-loss, goals. Remember, consistent exercisers reach, even exceed, their goals.
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Monday, January 18, 2010
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