Wednesday, December 23, 2015

How to Make a Reasonable New Year's Resolution



How to Make a Reasonable New Year’s Resolution
Dec 23, 2015 


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As you're planning for next year, you are most likely thinking of a New Year’s Resolution. The thought of resolution is a common theme at this juncture of the year, with some of the most common resolutions focused on getting in shape or losing weight. We’ve all probably had one of these resolutions, but how many times do you achieve your resolutions? If you have trouble, here are some tips to accomplish your fitness New Year’s Resolution.

Make a Measurable Goal
When it comes to making a New Year’s Resolution we so often make them vague and generic with no real finish line. We say, “I want to lose weight.” or “I want to get fit.” These resolutions are generic; try adding an exact number or measurable goal to your resolution. Try saying, “I want to lose 10 pounds this year.” or “I want to exercise consistently three times a week each week.” If you add a measurable goal, you have a target to reach. This will be more motivating, and you’ll be more likely to make your resolution a reality.

Set Short-Term Goals
Setting short-term goals along with your resolution is important. These goals can be check-in points. This will give you the opportunity to assess where you’re at with your resolution. If you’ve lost five pounds half way, then you’re on track. If you achieve these short goals, you’ll be more motivated to achieve your bigger resolution.

Reward Yourself Along the Way

It’s important to give yourself a pat on the back as you meet small goals on your resolution journey. Knowing that you have made progress on your resolution will help you keep going and push through on your fitness goals.

Don’t Obsess
 You should keep your eye on your goal and pay attention to your progress, but don’t let it consume your life. If your goal is to lose weight, don’t step on the scale every day. You won’t see the results you’re looking for and this could upset you and derail your resolution.

If your New Year’s resolution is to get fit or lose weight, a personal trainer from Fitness Together® can help you achieve your goals. Your trainer will design a personalized workout routine to fit your ability and your goals. Get started today, find a personal trainer at www.FitnessTogether.com/Brecksville



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Thursday, December 10, 2015

3 Best Ways to Spend Your Holiday Time Off - Get in the Gym



3 Best Ways to Spend Your Holiday Time Off - Get in The Gym


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If you take a little extra time off around the holidays, you’re not alone. Many people like to enjoy a day, two days or even the week off between Christmas and New Year’s. How do you spend your time off? Is it jam-packed with family or do you get a little time to yourself? Here are three ways you could spend your time. 

Get Out of Town 
Take a couple of days for a brief vacation. Whether it’s a staycation or a real vacation, take the time to get away from everyday life. A quick vacation is all you need to recharge the batteries and get back to work focused and ready to take on the New Year. 

Take Time for a Project 
If you’ve had a project at home that you’ve been sitting on for a while, use your holiday time off to get it done. Throughout this time of year, everyone is thinking about the future and setting next year’s goals. Finishing a house project or doing small renovations will help you get into the new year feeling good. 

Get to The Gym 
Every year you set a New Year’s Resolution to get fit and live a healthier lifestyle. Take your extra time off to get a jump on your health and get to the gym. Find a personal trainer that will help you reach your goals. Any exercise is good, but a good personal trainer will show you specific exercises and routines that will help you burn more fat and get in shape faster. They’ll also help make sure that you’re performing each exercise safely to avoid injury.   

If you’re looking for a personal trainer or need some accountability with your workouts; a Fitness Together® trainer can help design workout routines and schedules that are custom to your needs, goals and ability. Find a Fitness Together® Studio near you by visiting www.fitnesstogether.com.



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