At the end of this workout I was sopping wet...but it's not what you think ;-)
Don't you hate it when you have every intention to get your workout in and something happens that totally messes up your plans? Well, don't let that little hinderance totally derail your efforts.
Be flexible.
If you planned on exercising out doors and the weather isn't cooperating, then go inside. If someone is hogging your favorite elliptical at the gym, broaden your horizon and go try the row machine. What about you have a surprise mandatory staff meeting at the end of the day, then you hit major traffic and by the time you help the kids with homework, feed the family and clean up you are totally wiped out and your motivation is gone? Just tell yourself to do 3 sets of 20 squats (Chances are you'll feel better and do more. But if not, you've still done something to keep on track).
Every little bit counts. This healthy living thing we're all trying to do is all about consistency. So don't let every unexpected hiccup get you down. Work with what you've got, do what you can and never forget:
No Excuses. No Regret. Just Sweat.
Previous blog posts by Evin
- Fit Like Your Hero 2 Minutes At A Time
- Family Fun & Fitness: Backyard Summer Fitness Course
- The Ability to go the Distance Lies Between Your Ears
- Destroy Fat Workout
- How to Avoid Overeating at Summer BBQ's
- Out Of Breath Workout
- Conquering Weightloss Sabotage: 2 Quick Tips
- Final Week : Get Your Booty Beach Ready
- Week Three: Get Your Booty Beach Ready
- Week Two: Get Your Booty Beach Ready
- Week One: Get Your Booty Beach Ready
- Introducing Evin Himmighoefer
*DISCLAIMER: Not all exercises are suitable for everyone and this or any other exercise program may result in injury. To reduce the risk of injury in your case, consult your doctor before beginning any exercise program. The instructions and advice presented are in no way intended as a substitute for medical counseling. The creators, producers, participants, distributors of this program and connected media disclaim any liabilities or loss in connection with the exercises and advice herein.
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