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]]>Vague resolutions lead to vague results. Goals like “get fit” means something different to everyone, so it’s essential to be as specific as possible if you’re serious about actually following through. For example, “exercise for 30 minutes, three times a week,” provides more clarity in a way that makes it easier to track your progress. Each time you exercise, you’ll feel a sense of accomplishment and be more motivated to continue your effort.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, and while there’s nothing wrong with setting your sights high, choosing overly ambitious resolutions is a guaranteed way to set yourself up for frustration. Within the context of your larger aims, define bite-sized goals that are large enough to keep you motivated, yet small enough to create momentum. No one can lose 20 pounds in a week, but we can all make incremental changes like swapping out fries for a salad at dinner or taking the stairs over the elevator.
When it comes to keeping resolutions long-term, sporadic bursts of effort will only take you so far. Knowing how to build sustainable habits is a lifelong skill that can be used to create change in any area of life and is crucial for maintaining your success over time. Focus on small, regular actions that you can commit to without overextending yourself. For example, if your resolution is to read more, aim to read 20 pages a day instead of an entire book each week.
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]]>In order to set appropriate goals for yourself, it’s important to understand where you currently stand in terms of fitness. Take stock of your strengths, weaknesses, and overall fitness level, considering factors such as endurance, flexibility, and strength. For example, don’t expect to be able to run a marathon in a month if you’ve never even run a mile. Being honest with yourself will help you to determine what you can realistically achieve in the short term versus what would be more appropriate as a long-term goal.
SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound, and this framework is a helpful way to define what goals you’d like to set. Be specific about what you want to achieve, such as running a 5K or losing a certain amount of weight. Ensure your goals are measurable so that you can track progress along the way, and keep them achievable and relevant to your overall fitness aspirations. Finally, set a realistic time frame to keep yourself focused and accountable.
Large, overwhelming goals can lead to discouragement and setbacks, so we suggest breaking down your long-term goals into smaller, manageable steps. For example, if your ultimate goal is to run a marathon, start by aiming to run a few miles a day and add on as you become more comfortable. Reaching smaller milestones will provide a sense of accomplishment and keep you motivated to push forward.
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]]>Motivation is your willingness to do something. For example, you really feel excited about your workout for the day because you know it will make you feel good after. You want to do it.
Unfortunately, you aren’t going to want to workout every time you should. Sometimes you’ll be tired or busy or distracted. But these are the days that are crucial to staying on track. This is exactly why you need to rely on discipline, as well as motivation, to get you through.
Discipline means you follow a pattern of behavior, even when you don’t particularly want to. This means going to the gym even when you don’t feel like it because you know it will help you keep up with your flow of going to the gym. Discipline will get you through the ruts and lazy days, making sure that you don’t fall off the wagon and stick to your goals!
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]]>YouTube fitness sensation Cassey Ho has been designing fitness planners as part of her Blogilates and PopFlex Active brands for 10 years, so she’s got a pretty solid understanding of what a planner should include. Her 2023 version includes space to track mood, sleep, and workouts as well as a meal planning spread and goal setting sheets.
What we love most about this planner is how customizable it is. The spiral-bound design allows you to add or remove pages, so you can stay focused by keeping what aligns with your goals and taking out the rest.
Ban.do’s planners are the perfect option for anyone looking for a fitness planner with some flexibility. They’re not dated, so you can use it when you need structure and support and put it aside when you feel like you need a break. Use them to track physical, mental and even community-focused wellness.
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]]>When you set goals, you need to find ways to make changes to your lifestyle to achieve them. By creating steps to achieve your goals, it’s easier to stay on track with them and to remember why you were motivated to choose the goals to begin with.
Choose a goal that’s difficult, but still realistic. By reaching high, you’ll put more effort to achieve the goal.
When you have specific goals, you’re more likely to be persistent to reach them. Set goals within a time frame to help you overcome the obstacles needed to reach the goals.
Setting goals can help you figure out what excites you on your wellness journey. Try new strategies for reaching your goals until you find one that works best for you and motivates you to keep going.
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]]>The post How to Set New Year’s Resolutions You’ll Actually Keep appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Vague resolutions lead to vague results. Goals like “get fit” means something different to everyone, so it’s essential to be as specific as possible if you’re serious about actually following through. For example, “exercise for 30 minutes, three times a week,” provides more clarity in a way that makes it easier to track your progress. Each time you exercise, you’ll feel a sense of accomplishment and be more motivated to continue your effort.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, and while there’s nothing wrong with setting your sights high, choosing overly ambitious resolutions is a guaranteed way to set yourself up for frustration. Within the context of your larger aims, define bite-sized goals that are large enough to keep you motivated, yet small enough to create momentum. No one can lose 20 pounds in a week, but we can all make incremental changes like swapping out fries for a salad at dinner or taking the stairs over the elevator.
When it comes to keeping resolutions long-term, sporadic bursts of effort will only take you so far. Knowing how to build sustainable habits is a lifelong skill that can be used to create change in any area of life and is crucial for maintaining your success over time. Focus on small, regular actions that you can commit to without overextending yourself. For example, if your resolution is to read more, aim to read 20 pages a day instead of an entire book each week.
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]]>The post How to Set Realistic and Attainable Goals to Elevate Your Fitness Journey appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>In order to set appropriate goals for yourself, it’s important to understand where you currently stand in terms of fitness. Take stock of your strengths, weaknesses, and overall fitness level, considering factors such as endurance, flexibility, and strength. For example, don’t expect to be able to run a marathon in a month if you’ve never even run a mile. Being honest with yourself will help you to determine what you can realistically achieve in the short term versus what would be more appropriate as a long-term goal.
SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound, and this framework is a helpful way to define what goals you’d like to set. Be specific about what you want to achieve, such as running a 5K or losing a certain amount of weight. Ensure your goals are measurable so that you can track progress along the way, and keep them achievable and relevant to your overall fitness aspirations. Finally, set a realistic time frame to keep yourself focused and accountable.
Large, overwhelming goals can lead to discouragement and setbacks, so we suggest breaking down your long-term goals into smaller, manageable steps. For example, if your ultimate goal is to run a marathon, start by aiming to run a few miles a day and add on as you become more comfortable. Reaching smaller milestones will provide a sense of accomplishment and keep you motivated to push forward.
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]]>The post Motivation vs. Discipline: The Secret to Hitting Your Goals appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Motivation is your willingness to do something. For example, you really feel excited about your workout for the day because you know it will make you feel good after. You want to do it.
Unfortunately, you aren’t going to want to workout every time you should. Sometimes you’ll be tired or busy or distracted. But these are the days that are crucial to staying on track. This is exactly why you need to rely on discipline, as well as motivation, to get you through.
Discipline means you follow a pattern of behavior, even when you don’t particularly want to. This means going to the gym even when you don’t feel like it because you know it will help you keep up with your flow of going to the gym. Discipline will get you through the ruts and lazy days, making sure that you don’t fall off the wagon and stick to your goals!
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]]>The post Fitness Planners to Help You Reach Your Goals in 2023 appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>YouTube fitness sensation Cassey Ho has been designing fitness planners as part of her Blogilates and PopFlex Active brands for 10 years, so she’s got a pretty solid understanding of what a planner should include. Her 2023 version includes space to track mood, sleep, and workouts as well as a meal planning spread and goal setting sheets.
What we love most about this planner is how customizable it is. The spiral-bound design allows you to add or remove pages, so you can stay focused by keeping what aligns with your goals and taking out the rest.
Ban.do’s planners are the perfect option for anyone looking for a fitness planner with some flexibility. They’re not dated, so you can use it when you need structure and support and put it aside when you feel like you need a break. Use them to track physical, mental and even community-focused wellness.
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]]>The post 4 Tips For Setting Achievable Goals appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>When you set goals, you need to find ways to make changes to your lifestyle to achieve them. By creating steps to achieve your goals, it’s easier to stay on track with them and to remember why you were motivated to choose the goals to begin with.
Choose a goal that’s difficult, but still realistic. By reaching high, you’ll put more effort to achieve the goal.
When you have specific goals, you’re more likely to be persistent to reach them. Set goals within a time frame to help you overcome the obstacles needed to reach the goals.
Setting goals can help you figure out what excites you on your wellness journey. Try new strategies for reaching your goals until you find one that works best for you and motivates you to keep going.
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