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Moving in May with your Virtual Personal Trainer
Subject: Today's Movement Mission from our Virtual Personal Trainer
Good Morning No Excuse Team,
This is Jonathan Roche writing - your Virtual Personal Trainer.
I refer to my Yahoo Group as my No Excuse Team and that is the
approach I would like all of you to take for Moving in May - lets
avoid making excuses, get moving and have some fun.
We are going to get you moving, increase your energy and improve your
health - and we are going to do it ONE BABY STEP AT A TIME AND WHILE
HAVING FUN!
Remember, you don't have to do long workouts or beat yourself up to
get in shape - you just have to make healthy choices each day, take
baby steps and keep it fun! I will guide you on how to build healthy
movement habits into your daily routine and by the end of May you are
going to feel like a rock star!
TODAY'S FITNESS MISSION: THE NO EXCUSES WORKOUT!
* 6-minute in-home strength training requiring no equipment, just a
POSITIVE ATTITUDE
You can print out the free sample workout by going to:
http://www.momentumfs.com/flylady/
* SEE THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON WHY
STRENGTH TRAINING IS SO IMPORTANT AND ABOUT A BONUS WORKOUT OPTION.
DECISIONS & NEVER GIVING UP!
When you are trying to lose weight and/or get fit, you come to
various key decision points that can literally make the difference
between success and failure. For example, the day after you blew
off your No Excuses Workout, or had 3 glasses of wine or ate a whole
pint of Ben & Jerry's ice cream (or did all 3), you can decide that
you have blown it and give up, or you can take that day as a new day
and get back on the horse.
Smaller decisions also play a role in helping or hurting your
chances of being successful. Do I have a 3rd cup of coffee or
should I start having water to get hydrated? Do I drive to the
store that is 4 blocks away or walk? Do I let the kids watch a DVD
or take them out in the yard and play tag? All these smaller
decisions can serve as steps in the right direction of our fitness
and weight loss goals.
So today, try to think about some of the choices you make and try to
focus on your health and making the best decisions possible.
Lastly, whatever you do, NEVER GIVE UP, STAY POSITIVE AND DON'T BEAT
YOURSELF UP OVER THE WEIGHT YOU HAVE GAINED, THE WORKOUTS YOU HAVE
MISSED, ETC. Life it too short and NONE OF US ARE PERFECT. Some of
you have heard on my radio show or on this group about throwing your
rear view mirror out the window of the car. Beating yourself up or
being negative about your weight or being out of shape is not going
to help you. Today is a new day, so GRAB IT, DO YOUR NO EXCUSES
WORKOUT AND THEN BE PROUD OF YOURSELF.
Have a great No Excuses Workout and please remember, ANY MOVEMENT IS
POSITIVE FOR YOUR HEALTH - SO BE PROUD OF YOURSELF!
Please remember these important keys to success:
- Take Baby Steps
- Avoid Making Excuses
- STAY POSITIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Be Proud of Yourself when you are done exercising
- HAVE FUN!
Take care ladies,
Jonathan
aka "Your Biggest Fan"
Jonathan Roche
Founder
Breakthrough Health & Fitness, Inc.
www.momentumfs.com/flylady - for FREE WORKOUTS, RECIPES & TIPS
www.BlogTalkRadio.com/NoExcusesWeightLoss
www.groups.yahoo.com/group/NoExcuseWorkout/
WHY STRENGTH TRAINING IS SO IMPORTANT
Keep in mind that the No Excuses Workout is a great way to build
muscle (that burns more calories than fat), strengthen your major
muscle groups (including your core and glutes), build strong bones (to
help fight osteoporosis) and help you avoid injuries.
And you will FEEL GREAT WHEN YOU ARE DONE. Remember, No Excuses we
can all find 6 minutes in our day to improve our health!
BONUS WORKOUT OPTION
If you want to mix in some cardio along with your No Excuses Workout,
I suggest you do up to 30 minutes of any activity that gets your heart
rate up. But please cap your effort level at a Perceived Exertion of
7 (on a scale of 1 to 10) or at a heart rate of 10 below your AT.
Remember, your heart is a muscle so I only want you doing hard cardio
workouts on your interval days. By capping your effort and/or heart
rate every other day, the muscle is able to recover and get stronger.
Plus you avoid burning out.
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