Tip 1: SET GOALS
When it comes to setting goals for exercise most revolve around a period of time rather than the quality of exercise itself. For example, most people set their work out schedule based on how many minutes they want to spend at the gym over the course of the week. This approach may result in spending lots of time at the gym but it won’t necessarily result in the best outcome. After working out for 30 – 40 minutes it is difficult to maintain the level of exertion that was initially used because the body naturally begins to tire after this amount of time. Working out past this limit won’t produce desired results because the muscles will no longer be worked in the same manner they were initially. Therefore it’s best to keep workouts short 20 – 30 minutes maximum and ensure that high intensity is maintained during that time.
Tip 2: CHANGE THINGS UP
Have you began to get sick of doing the same workout routine over and over again? Not only does doing one workout continuously tire you out mentally, it also bores your muscles. When the body becomes accustomed to do doing one type of exercise it loses its impact. Be it running, bicycling, swimming, or weight lifting, no workout is dynamic enough on its own to challenge your body on a daily basis. That’s why it’s crucial to alternate your workout routine every few days. Don’t just focus on cardio or weight training. Switch back and forth between both and experiment with different types of exercise that you wouldn’t normally do. By keeping your workouts dynamic your muscles will always be surprised by what’s coming next.
Tip 3: FOCUS ON RECOVERY
Say goodbye to ineffective workouts, with these tips you’ll be seeing incredible results in no time!