Its always a good idea to add something exciting to your workout or change it up a bit in order to keep motivated. Or find something you enjoy doing like running or cycling, then find a race or event in the next few months and start working towards that. Knowing that you have some kind of goal or deadline is very motivating. The consequences of not working out become more intense (like being unfit for a marathon).
It doesnt have to be something big at all either though it can be small things too like being able to do a plank for longer than 2 minutes, try the plank challenge.
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Already a regular planker |
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Newbie |
For me I would like to become more flexible and be able to do the splits again. So from today I am going to start this below. Not sure I will be able to do it in 2 weeks though (I'm very inflexible) but I'll give it a try and let you know how it goes :P
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Fun 60 min workouts:
- Ultimate Frisbee (572 calories)
- Hula Hooping (420–600 calories)
- Salsa Dancing (393 calories)
- Rowing (250–600 calories)
- Hiking with a Backpack (500 calories)
- Cross-Country Skiing (500–643 calories)
- Sign up for an obstacle-course race
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