Motivating Yourself to Exercise – and Staying There!
Motivation and exercise and fitness can be an emotional subject with lots of debate and differences of opinion on what motivates people – here’s some help.
Motivation and exercise and fitness can be an emotional subject with lots of debate and differences of opinion on what motivates people – here’s some help.
The dark days of winter can challenge us to keep our fitness regime intact- so here are tips to keep you on course during the coldest months of the year.
In this second post on fitness tips for shedding pounds in wintertime we explore opportunities to use chore time better and other close to home activities.
When it comes to shedding pounds in the wintertime it can seem like an uphill battle but it doesn’t have to be that way – here are simple lifestyle changes.
Read how the PACE exercise program put a runner back on the road to recovery after knee injury and get his competitive fitness level back.
People’s feelings about their exercise regimen tend to wax and wane. The key is to find ways to keep your level of enthusiasm high. Here’s some more tips.
In the final part of our series on getting from “Feeling Like a Good for Nothing Fat Slob” to a Dream Body we’ll explore exercise for weight loss.
Since Dr Al Sears introduced the P.A.C.E. program people have been asking what do the letters stand for? And how does it help them get fit, lose weight, etc?
If you’re an ex-smoker then you know how difficult it can be to exercise after years cigarette smoking. But here’s some advice and a program to begin.
The Pace Heart Rate Monitor Wrist Watch provides a way for you to get the best out of the 12-Minute Fitness Revolution program. Here’s how.