Ok,
Are you Exercising or Training?
Exercising - is moving without full engagement.
Exercising is physical movement.
Exercising is going through the motions.
Training is goal oriented.
Training is with a purpose, outcome and a result.
Training is pushing yourself to get optimum results.
So what are you doing????
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Saturday, March 19, 2016
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Regrets
Not happy
with your body but finding it difficult to motivate yourself to go to the gym?
Harness the power of regret and avoid reflection. According to Richard Wiseman, the author of
59 Seconds: Change your life in under a minute, taking a few moments thinking
about how much you will regret NOT going to the gym will help motivate you to
get going.
And when you
get there, stay away from mirrors.
Researchers believe that the mirrors may encourage people to focus on
their less than perfect bodies and do more harm than good.
Better yet, come out
to this weeks Dynabody Total Fitness class.
You definitely won’t regret coming and you don’t have to worry about
mirrors :0)
This Tuesday March 15 –
Bannatyne School 6:30 pm
This Thursday March 17–
Strathmillan School 6:30 pm
Can’t make it? Mark it on your calendar – the spring session
starts April 12th and 14th and goes until mid June.
Hope to see you there!
Doug
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Friday, March 4, 2016
A KEY TO HAPPINESS - WRITE IT DOWN!
I am reading an interesting book "59 Seconds - Think a Little, Change a Lot" from Richard Wiseman.
What I found was quite interesting is that a Key to Happiness boils down to writing things down. Many people keep diaries on events but the important thing is to express gratitude for what transpired during the day.
What I found was quite interesting is that a Key to Happiness boils down to writing things down. Many people keep diaries on events but the important thing is to express gratitude for what transpired during the day.
This is even more important if you have been affected by an unfortunate event. Writing encourages the creation of a story
line and structure that help people make sense of what has happened and work
toward a solution.
Expressing gratitude by writing down what
transpired during the day rather than on
events makes you happier, more optimistic about the future and physically
healthier – they even exercised more!
Professor Wiseman also suggested that you think about a perfect future and write about topics that will help create that happier future. Just spend a couple of moments each day to write something into your "Affectionate Diary" and you will quickly notice a difference in mood and happiness.
Start today!
59 SECONDS – THINK A
LITTLE, CHANGE A LOT (page 20-22) Richard Wiseman Copyright 2010 RandomHouse Canada
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