* You have taken to exercising after a long time, so naturally your body aches and is sore.
* Start exercising slowly and enjoy yourself. Tell yourself that your body needs it.
* If you are totally new to exercising, then there will be a lot of apprehension. Sometimes we fight the apprehension by just taking flight.
* Instead, fight the apprehension by telling yourself that you can do it.
* Being methodical can help you stick to the routine.
* Run for fifteen seconds the first day. This should be no problem.
* Keep adding fifteen seconds every day to your routine and you will find that you run effortlessly for 20 minutes within the second month.
* Apply this principal to whichever form of exercise you do, whether it is swimming, yoga or even playing tennis.
* Stick to your plan every day without doing more than the required amount.
* Doing more than necessary a day will trigger stress and pain and this in turn will make you skip exercising.
* You can further motivate yourself by looking into the mirror and comparing your new found body with an old photo of yours.
* Your body will feel lighter and you will probably be able to skip up and down the stairs gleefully during those power cuts at the office and at home.
* Love your body by not just eating rich food that your tickle your taste buds so much, but by giving every muscle a work out.
* Doesn't your body deserve this kind of attention? All it needs is for you to cut down on television viewing or talking on the phone to a dear friend.
So, take up exercising, slowly and gradually so that it becomes as much a part of you as breathing.
Thu Feb 19, 2015 11:16 pm by tjp
Subject: Motivate Yourself to Keep Exercising