Moderation for Long Term Exercise

A study from Duke university has concluded that shorter, sharper sessions of higher intensity exercise e.g HIIT training help’s adults to better stick to a longer term exercise programme. It appears that adults prefer to do a higher intensity work out for fewer minutes rather than a low intensity work out for a longer periodContinue reading “Moderation for Long Term Exercise”

Learn to Love Exercise

Shift your mindset from extrinsic motivation to Intrinsic motivation. Focusing on the inner/personal rewards gained from exercise. Monitor improvements for your own personal goals. Rather than comparing yourself against other gym members. Link exercise to other areas of life. E.g. going to the gym to socialise or for stress relief and the improvement of concentration.Continue reading “Learn to Love Exercise”

4 Exercise Tips for People Who Hate to Exercise

Be mindful – Research from the Netherlands has found a positive correlation between mindfulness and satisfaction. Mindfulness involves actively thinking and feeling how your body is responding to the exercises being performed. Keep intensity under control – Keep the intensity balanced at an enjoyable level. Allowing your body to become energized and challenged without makingContinue reading “4 Exercise Tips for People Who Hate to Exercise”

Regular exercise can increase the strength of your brain as well as your muscles…

Regular exercise can increase the strength of your brain as well as your muscles… UCLA researchers found physical activity increases the size of the hippocampus, the part of the brain associated with learning and memory. Suggesting the long term physical affects of exercise doesn’t simply alter the physiology of your muscles but also the physiologyContinue reading “Regular exercise can increase the strength of your brain as well as your muscles…”