Here is just a brief summary of essential things to know in order to have maximum benefits:
- Drink water!!!
- Proper hydration BEFORE the actual activity is a must, you should not be drinking water during because of dehydration, only for quenching your thirst
- STRETCH
- Warming up and Cooling down especially for intense workouts are a necessity in order for your body to be able to recover and be ready for the next day
- Eat properly
- Visit the nutrition and diet section of this blog for proper guidelines to follow
- Eating enough fruit and vegetables, having enough calcium, and protein is essential
- Remember: 70% of your body is made in the kitchen, and 30% is made in the gym
- As a result, it is crucial that you maintain a healthy diet or else all the exercise in the world would not be able to repair the damage
- Exercise is to tone the muscles, strengthen your heart, and decrease your blood pressure, all of which are extremely important but cannot combat the effects of built up cholesterol, smoke-damaged lungs, and starvation-induced fatigue alone
- As a result, do your body a favor and treat it well in all respects
- Understand everything fully before starting. Know your stuff.
- It is crucial to understand the logistics of every single activity before engaging fully
- Visit the Scientific Knowledge section for more information, feel free to ask a question if you can't find the answer
- Start Slowly
- When introducing yourself to a new activity, take your time
- Ease yourself into the new process, allowing your body to adjust to whatever new challenges it is to face
- Make sure you are doing the proper technique first before increasing intensity
- Make sure you make it fun
- If you are not having fun, the likelihood that you will be able to continue this regimen in the future is slim
- Remember: it takes 21 days to make or break a habit
- This means you must be able to stick with it for at least 3 weeks, so make sure you ENJOY it
Think about how someone trains for a marathon. They don't just up and run the 26.2 miles in one day. It take months of hard, tedious, training and preparation. Treat your goal as a life time marathon.
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