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We rarely achieve our fitness goals
At the beginning of the year, we usually overcommit with our fitness schedule, we hurt ourselves and then never return.
We rarely reach our new year's fitness goals. But not because we don’t try hard enough - quite the opposite. We are going too hard, too fast in January; we burn out and injure ourselves, then we fully quit.
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Every year, at the very beginning, we start working on our fitness habits too hard, too quickly, in an unsustainable way, and expect instant gratification.
The instant commitment and expectation of instant gratification go together.
With resolutions, it tends to be pretty black-and-white: doing workouts seven times a week or doing nothing at all. We have to get used with living into the gray area.
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A new study on the genetics of fitness is trying to find out if the body's receptivity to exercise is genetic or not.
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The 'less is more' term is applied to many philosophies, products or lifestyle choices.
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