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How to Make Exercise a Part of Your Life: Exercise lifestyle tips for Millennials
How to Make Exercise a Part of Your Life: Exercise lifestyle tips for Millennials
How to Make Exercise a Part of Your Life: Exercise lifestyle tips for Millennials
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Table of Contents

Introduction
Thinking about Your Body Image
Working on Workouts
One Thing at a Time
Getting into the Habit
Taking the Time out...
Activities That You Enjoy
Exercise Dance Routines
Going through a Fixed Routine
Best time to work out?
Motivation
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher

Introduction

I was just talking to a friend, who said that she had been motivated to join the gym, because that was the only way in which he could keep herself fit. She had paid up a large amount of money and she wanted value for money. I wanted to tell her that with the whole world getting crazy about keeping fit, and exercising, and people telling you that you need to work out in order to keep healthy, and this workout should be done on a regular basis, it is a wonder how so many people just shudder whenever they hear the word “exercise.”

So this book is for all those who hate to exercise. This includes you. This includes me, especially when we are not keeping fit freaks obsessed with a streamlined body and zero fat image. We would rather be comfortable with what we have, as long as we are reasonably healthy. Believe it or not, in many parts of the world, what you consider to be fit, healthy, and attractive is going to be considered to be unfit, ugly, unattractive, and on the point of starvation. So depending on where you are located geographically, remember that exercise is not a bad word, but I want to get people to stop thinking of it as a duty, which has to be done, without any joy, without any fun, just because one has been told to do that in order to keep fit.

And this is the reason why so many people spend lots of money joining gyms, and getting physical trainers to think up a fitness routine for them.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 15, 2018
ISBN9781370283859
How to Make Exercise a Part of Your Life: Exercise lifestyle tips for Millennials

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    How to Make Exercise a Part of Your Life - Dueep Jyot Singh

    How to Make Exercise a Part of Your Life

    Exercise lifestyle tips for Millennials

    Dueep Jyot Singh

    Healthy Living Series

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    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Thinking about Your Body Image

    Working on Workouts

    One Thing at a Time

    Getting into the Habit

    Taking the Time out…

    Activities That You Enjoy

    Exercise Dance Routines

    Going through a Fixed Routine

    Best time to work out?

    Motivation

    Conclusion

    Author Bio

    Publisher

    Introduction

    I was just talking to a friend, who said that she had been motivated to join the gym, because that was the only way in which he could keep herself fit. She had paid up a large amount of money and she wanted value for money. I wanted to tell her that with the whole world getting crazy about keeping fit, and exercising, and people telling you that you need to work out in order to keep healthy, and this workout should be done on a regular basis, it is a wonder how so many people just shudder whenever they hear the word exercise.

    So this book is for all those who hate to exercise. This includes you. This includes me, especially when we are not keeping fit freaks obsessed with a streamlined body and zero fat image. We would rather be comfortable with what we have, as long as we are reasonably healthy. Believe it or not, in many parts of the world, what you consider to be fit, healthy, and attractive is going to be considered to be unfit, ugly, unattractive, and on the point of starvation. So depending on where you are located geographically, remember that exercise is not a bad word, but I want to get people to stop thinking of it as a duty, which has to be done, without any joy, without any fun, just because one has been told to do that in order to keep fit.

    And this is the reason why so many people spend lots of money joining gyms, and getting physical trainers to think up a fitness routine for them.

    Believe it or not, the girl on the left is perfectly healthy, with a natural body as nature intended her. In the beginning of the 20th century, she would have been called a beautiful womanly woman. But in the 21st century, she is a skinny, anorexic person, with unhealthy eating habits, thanks to starvation, and persistent putting herself on a diet mode, she has now ruined her health just in order to fit in somebody else’s image of how a young girl should look. Somebody must have told that perfectly healthy young girl on the left, that she had a bit of fat on her, and that is why nobody would find her attractive.

    That is the problem of the 21st century’s social media sites governing how people should look and this has nothing to do with the good or future problems with health brought about through not eating a proper diet when one was young.

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