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Exercise is Tailor Made
I’m sure we’ve all heard this at some point or another in our lives that “every BODY is different” in regards to different topics. In this post I am referring to fitness and exercise. Every body is different here. We’ve all got different fitness goals from one another, we’ve all got different lifestyles, different fitness, activity and health backgrounds. The way one person trains or workouts may not work for you. For example, I’ve had a client tell me that before training she’s been trying to keep up with what the celebs were doing so that she can lose weight and look they way they do.
If you’re one who thinks this way let me tell you, they have the lifestyle, the money, and the time to spend to look the way they do. What they do may not even fit into your busy work schedule or your budget. Find something that does. There is something out there for everyone. Now just because you work all day, and take care of the family at night doesnt mean there isnt hope. There are different ways to fit training and healthy eating in your schedule that will still help you reach your health and fitness goals. What you read about the way celebs train in magazines usually isnt all that they do as exercise to look the way they do. You will probably only read a part of a whole program that is designed specifically for them.
Again, find something for you. Get help. Ask a professional at your gym (trainer, fitness manager, personal training manager) or see if your doctor can recommend a fitness professional or google one in your area to give you a full assessment. Tell him/her your goals. Go from there.
Even the way your best friend trains will vary from the way you may need to.
Natasha Linton