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Too tired to exercise? Don’t like to exercise? Try these tips and you’ll be exercising without even knowing it.

You’ve decided to start an exercise program and that’s great. Unfortunately, more than half of all people who begin an exercise regimen quit within the first six months. It’s not easy to develop a successful exercise program that you will stick with for the rest of your life. However, there are steps we can take to boost our enthusiasm and to facilitate long-term program adherence.

One of the most important steps you can take when developing your exercise regimen is to set SMART goals. SMART goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound. They are an excellent way to create a foundation for a successful, long-term exercise program. However, when it comes to the goal setting process, I have an additional suggestion. Start with process goals instead of outcome goals.

One of the questions that I ask people when they come to me and want to start a fitness program for the first time is how many days are you going to be able to dedicate to your program? 9 times out of 10 the response that I receive is 7 days a week. This response stops the interview in its track as I then engage the client in a conversation of why recovery and rest is important to a well-balanced workout routine.

One of the first steps you should take when starting an exercise program is to set a few goals for yourself. Simply stated, you must be clear about what you want to accomplish. For example, you might want to lose weight, improve your athletic performance, improve your general health, reduce your risk for disease, feel better or some combination of these. I suggest you use the SMART goal process to improve your chances for success.

How’s your brain working these days? Are you “quick on your feet” as you plow through the decisions you make every day? Whether you’re a leader at your company, or own your own business, you need to think fast – all the time.

Want to start a successful exercise program? Want to get into shape while you’re having lots of fun? Try the FITT process. It provides a simple method for developing an exercise regimen that will help you achieve your health and fitness goals. FITT stands for Frequency, Intensity, Time and Type.

Would you like to strengthen your hands for sports and fitness reasons? Plyometric training aimed at making your arm muscles stronger and flexible is very important. Now it is possible to access many different types of programs that can help you do plyometrics.

Unfortunately, the key to getting six pack abs is to work hard at it for an average of sixteen weeks. There is no short cut, there is no sitting on the sofa eating chips and there is no going to the pub for several pints of beer, just hard work. Here are some of the most popular workouts for six pack abs which you can do at home without any special equipment.

CrossFit is a series of workout methods primarily intended for enhancing strength and conditioning. It focuses mainly on Olympic style weightlifting but at the same time consists of several routines that aim at developing various physical attributes such as endurance, strength, speed, coordination, balance, and more.

CrossFit is a popular type of fitness and workout strategy that includes several types of exercises such as weight lifting, running and jogging, calisthenics, gymnastics, ball training, and others. It is distinct from other exercise routines in a way that it is performed at a very high intensity within a limited amount of time. Here are eight awesome crossfit workout ideas for women to keep fit and get fit.

Tracy Anderson Metamorphosis is a 90-day at-home exercise program which comes with 10 workouts on 4 DVDs (one cardio workout and 9 muscular structure workouts).  With this program also comes a nutrition guide which has 14 weeks worth of meal plans to follow.