How to Set Target Sports To Start a Healthy Life
If you are ready to turn back on, it is time to set goals and make your exercise plan.
Remember to start slowly if you have not exercising; You do not want to "startle" or hurting yourself if you directly exercising at a high intensity.
Set a target
The following should you consider when setting targets:
- What activities would you do and for how long? Make it specific.
- How often are you going to do this?
- Is your goal realistic? Do not try to change some of the conditions at once.
Here is an example of a target which includes three points above:
Four days a week I would be brisk walking for 10 minutes at lunch time (since I did not take long for lunch, the remaining time can be used for walking).
Keyword "I'll brisk walking for 10 minutes" and "four days of the week" is a specific target, compared with empty promises, such as "I will start a healthy life".
Write your targets
Writing targets can help. Paste your notes in a convenient place you look like in a refrigerator, the bathroom mirror, or in bags and wallets.
In addition to set targets, plan what you will do next.
Make sure you answer the questions below so that you have a full plan and a backup plan:
How can my present condition?
Example: I am mostly working on the spot and do not move around. I am much moved when I do housework or yard work once a week.
My target is?
Example: Four days a week I'll take a walk for 15-minutes during the lunch hour (because I did not take long for lunch, the remaining time can be used for walking).
What do I need?
Example: I need to bring Keds shoes and socks to the place of work so that I could walk comfortably.
Things might impede my plan:
Example: I may have to attend a meeting when my lunch hour.
If that happens, I'll do this instead:
Example: I'm going for a walk after dinner with your spouse or a friend.
If I managed to go through the target, this prize (try to avoid gifts that involve food):
Example: I will buy new shoes if I stick to my plan for the next month.
Once you reach your first target remember to set another target:
Example: I will increase the running time up to 20 minutes every day and I will add a 20 minute walk into my routine on the weekends.
How do you do it?
Over time, make sure you get back on your target and evaluate everything you do.
- Did you succeed?
- Did you set the target too high?
- Do something to your success?
If you do not succeed, do not give up!
Reset your target to make it look more realistic and you have to try again.
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