1.) Set some benchmarks
• it’s important to know where you are going
• find a reputable fitness center and schedule a fitness evaluation
• plan to re-evaluate at a minimum of every 3 months to track your progression
2.) Determine your interests
You can’t maintain motivation without inspiration - begin by writing down activities that inspire you:
• what activities have you done in the past that really you enjoyed?
• what activities have you always wanted to try?
• organize your fitness program around inspiring activities first
3.) Track your progress
• fitness & food journal – essential to keep you on track
• weekly reflection – review your journal weekly
• heart rate monitor – this effective tool can ensure that you are training within the most effective training zone and challenging yourself enough to avoid plateaus and continue seeing results.
4.) Accountability
• share your journey with others who support you
• consider hiring a personal trainer or taking regular classes
• find a partner to train with
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