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| Workout Ready? |
For many of you the 'New year, new me' motto is still going strong for the start of the new year! However the thing about resolutions are that you have to remain consistent and that's where fitness comes in. If your New Years resolution is to get back into the grind of hitting the gym or finding a ways to workout, consistency is the key to get the results you want. Anyway, to help get back in the groove, I have a few tips from three fitness guru that will inspire you to stay consistent.
Sadie Kurzban, Owner of 305 Fitness
- "Get yourself a routine and invite friends to join you so that you can hold each other accountable. Look for exercise programs you’ll actually enjoy, because it’s the enjoyment that’ll keep you going when you don't feel like doing it."
- "You sweat a ton during high-intensity cardio and getting out all of those toxins is really revitalizing. Not to mention, this kind of cardio enhances agility, stamina, endurance, cardiovascular stability, appetite, and endorphins."
Amy Sowers Jordon, Founder WundaBar Pilates
- “Every WundaBar workout combines cardio and toning with elongation for a challenge that meets you where you are. The infusion of cardio through the class's pacing, jump board, and full-body effort help all of our clients tone up.” — Amy Sowers Jordon
Alex Nicholas, Owner of EPIC Hybrid Training
- “A balanced diet along with a structured schedule that allows for ‘cheat’ meals and vacation time is vital to a person's well-being.”
- “The benefits from an EPIC workout are rapid loss in body fat percentage and increased muscle tone all while enjoying a fun, unique fitness experience.”
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Workout Ready? For many of you the 'New year, new me' motto is still going strong for the start of the new year! However ...
| How To Workout Safely During a Heatwave |
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1. Water, Water, Water!
The key to a safe summer workout is to always stay hydrated! Since the heat will increase our body temperatures and any physical activity will cause us to sweat, it’s important to drink water before, during AND after exercising to replenish the water your body lost in the workout.
In addition to water, re-hydrate and replace electrolytes with juicy snacks, like a piece of fruit or veggie sticks. Any of the dry snacks like crackers or energy bars will require your body to add water.
2. Transition Your Workout Indoors
When the temps are skyrocketing, consider bringing your workout indoors. Since the extreme heat takes a toll on the body and cooling system, your body will thank you for a workout in the air conditioning of a gym, especially if you’re feeling fatigue, light headedness, or dizziness.
Scan the group exercise schedule and pick one that will challenge you. If you like to run outside, choose a cardio interval class that will get your heart pumping.
3. If Outside, Exercise Responsibly
If you still want to get your workout in outside, exercise responsibly. Avoid the hottest parts of the day by working out in the cooler, early morning or after sunset. Wear lightweight clothing as heavy, dark clothing will absorb even more heat and bring your body temp up. And overall, take it easier than normal. Don’t push yourself too hard or you will wear yourself down in extreme heat – adapt to the weather!
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