Showing posts with label mental attitude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mental attitude. Show all posts

Friday, February 24, 2012

Exercise Benefits Are Not Just Physical

Regular exercise not only improves physical health, but it positively affects other areas of our lives as well.


Here’s how…
  
  • A study from Perdue University showed that a 22% improvement in fitness level resulted in a 70% improvement in decision-making ability.  
  • Multiple studies have shown that exercise reduces anxiety and stress.
  • Reduced absenteeism, worker’s comp, sick leave,  and disability.
  • According to a NASA study, regular physical activity improved work efficiency at the end of a full day by 12.5%. 
  • Improved overall attitude toward work and improved work experience. 
  • 27% reduction in mental errors requiring concentration and short-term memory. 
  • Improved self confidence and self esteem. 

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Friday, March 12, 2010

Rules For Successful Fat Loss

Sorry I haven't blogged for a few days. It doesn't usually go this long between posts but things have been busy.

I just stumbled upon a great article and since I don't have time to write something myself today, I thought I'd pass it along.

You CAN change your body.


Renton Results Boot Camp Rules For Successful Fat Loss

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Coach Dan Huff's No Effort Technique To Get The Body Of Your Dreams

Shortly after posting on Friday, I ran across this video. It really correlates well with my last post. Check it out and let me know what you think.

Simple & FREE No Effort Technique To Get The Body Of Your Dreams With No Harmful Side Effects! - Coach Dan Huff

Friday, November 27, 2009

To Change Your Body Be Grateful For It As It Is

“If you focus on results you will never change.
But if you focus on change, you’ll get results.”
~Jack Dixon

So, are you ready to change your body?

Do you truly believe you can improve your health and discard fat? If not, the first thing you need to do is change your mindset. You will never succeed if you don't believe you can.

And, although some of you may find it “airy-fairy” thinking, I honestly believe that no one can have long term weight management success if they hate their body. The messages you send to yourself through negative self-talk become self-perpetuating.














“I hate the way I look”, “I’m as big as a house”, “I can’t believe I ate all that, I’m such a pig”, “My thighs are huge”, “I hate this jiggle under my arms”. If you say, or think, things like that about your body, you need to stop.

Think of the many positive things about your body. Is there a particular feature that you like? If necessary, could you run from a burning building to save your life? Can you take care of yourself, run own errands, go dancing if you want?

Your body may not be the exact size you prefer but you are alive, not bedridden, and healthier than most. Be grateful.

Think about it. If we tried to run our cars on the same quality of fuel that most of us put in our bodies, they wouldn’t perform at all. And yet, you’re all still functioning. Have you ever tried to basically starve yourself into a certain size? Obviously, it didn't work or you wouldn't be reading this right now. Declaring war on your body will cause it to fight back for self preservation. How far would you get if you only put half a gallon of gas in your car? Your body is no different; it won’t perform at its best without adequate, high-quality fuel (nutrition) and proper rest.

Be grateful for your body, fuel and rest it properly, consistently challenge it with exercise and your fat loss success will skyrocket.