Have you lost the motivation to work out?
We all know that it’s tough to follow through with a New Year’s resolution. In fact, 80% of people have bailed by the beginning of February.
It doesn’t help if one of your resolutions is to exercise more. Because sometimes, the gym sucks. And physical exertion doesn’t feel that great.
So I have found these 9 tips on how to give you more motivation to go to the gym. I hope you will find them to be helpful in convincing yourself to work out!
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Put on your workout clothes.
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Remember why you started in the first place.
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Take a group fitness class.
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Compete against the person next to you.
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Give yourself a mini-challenge.
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Write yourself encouraging notes.
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Think about your haters.
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Keep track of your progress.
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Workout with someone that will cheer you on.
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1. Put on your workout clothes.
I don’t know about you, but wearing your workout clothes all day is good motivation. You will probably feel pretty silly wearing your workout gear and not working out.
2. Remember why you started in the first place.
Did you want to lose weight? Increase your endurance? Get stronger? Reminding yourself why you wanted to get fit, to begin with, can help you get off the sofa and into the gym.
If you need some tips on Losing Weight Even With Your Hectic Lifestyle. Hopefully, this will give you some ideas about finding the time for yourself.
3. Take a group fitness class.
When it’s something like a Monday (like after the Super Bowl), and the motivation to workout just isn’t there, working out with others in the class can make it so much more fun.
4. Compete against the person next to you.
They don’t know it, but you’re going to kick their butt.
5. Give yourself a mini-challenge.
It can be as small as “I’ll run up this hill,” and see how you feel. Or if you don’t really feel like running, “I’ll run 1 mile.” Or I’ll do 10 pushups. You have to start somewhere!
6. Write yourself encouraging notes.
Put positive quotes or encouragement to yourself on sticky notes. You can leave them on the mirror, on the nightstand…anywhere you need a little extra motivation.
Check out these Motivational Workout Quotes To Fire You Up to get you wore energized to continue reaching for your fitness goals.
7. Think about your haters.
They’re so sure you have given up on your working out and started back eating all the wrong foods. Prove them wrong and use this as motivation to get that workout in instead!
Try these one of these 15 Low Carb Keto Recipes to keep the fat melting off and your weight loss on track.
8. Keep track of your progress.
You’ll be amazed at your progress. Like, when you first started working out, you got winded after 1/4 mile. Now you can run 2 miles! This will give you the boost you need to jump up and head to the gym to continue improving.
9. Workout with someone that will cheer you on.
There’s something about someone believing in you and urging you on that can help you push past your fears and do just a little more.
Final Thoughts On Finding the Inspiration To Work Out
It can be pretty hard to convince yourself to head to the gym or do your home workout. Hopefully, these will help give you the push you need to help you reach your goal.
Tell me what you think of these ideas.
What do you do to get yourself motivated to go work out?
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