Tips to Hack your Mind and Body Easily

“Once a little girl asked few questions from her grandmother who is 100 years old and still in a good health.

Girl :- “What is the hardest part about getting old?”

Grandmother:- “You miss people – and especially you lived over 100 years, most of the people I knew in my family are already dead.”

Girl:- “What’s the secret to living a long life?”

Grandmother :- “Being happy, working hard, getting exercise, doing things for yourself not expecting other people to do everything for you and all of those things make you live a long time. Also I try to get exercise everyday.”

Girl :- “Everyday?”

Grandmother :- “Yes”

Girl :- “Good!”

Grandmother :- “Some old people are not very well anymore – some of them can’t remember things – some of them are really lame and the y have to help somebody else – but I can do everything by myself.”

Girl :- “Are you afraid of dying?”

Grandmother :- “No I am not afraid of dying – I feel very healthy and happy. My doctor said may be you just die in your sleep.(laughing)”

What do you understand after reading the above dialogue between grandma and a little girl? Honestly I never thought that the exercises are this much important. That lead me to find more information on exercises. I am sharing the information which I found on exercises with you. I hope you will read them and make your lives change by start doing exercises daily.

What does exercise means?

Exercise is any movement or activity that helps to maintain or improve physical health and overall wellness. It is often done in order to promote health, reduce stress, and enhance quality of life. Exercise can include activities such as running, walking, swimming, biking, and lifting weights.

Benefits

Improved physical health: Regular exercise helps to reduce the risk of a variety of health issues, including heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and some forms of cancer. It also helps to strengthen bones and muscles, and can improve balance and coordination.
Improved mental health: Exercise has been shown to reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, improve mood, and increase self-esteem. It can also help to reduce stress and improve sleep quality.
Improved cognitive function: Exercise can help to improve focus and concentration, as well as memory. Regular physical activity has been linked to improved academic performance in children and adolescents.
Improved social connections: Also it can help to foster social connections, both directly and indirectly. Participating in group fitness classes or sports can lead to improved social relationships, and exercise can also help to improve social skills.
Improved sense of wellbeing: Research suggests that regular physical activities can lead to improved feelings of wellbeing, as well as increased energy levels. Exercise can also help to reduce feelings of fatigue and low mood.

Types of Exercise

Aerobic Exercise: Running, swimming, biking, dancing, and walking.
Strength Training: Weight lifting, calisthenics, resistance training.
Flexibility Training: Yoga, pilates, stretching.
Balance Training: Tai chi, stability ball exercises.
High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT): Short bursts of intense exercise followed by short periods of rest or recovery.
Plyometrics: Explosive exercises such as jumping, hopping, and skipping.

Getting Started

Choose the type of exercise you would like to do. Consider the amount of time you have available and the level of physical activity you are comfortable with.
Get the necessary equipment for the exercise. For example, if you are going to do resistance training, you will need weights, bands, or other equipment.
Set a goal for yourself. This will help motivate you to continue and make progress.
Find an appropriate place to exercise. This could be a gym, your home, or a park.
Warm up before you start. This will help to reduce the risk of injury.
Start exercising. Remember to take breaks if you need to and to listen to your body.
Cool down after you finish. This will help your body to recover.
Stretch after your exercise session. This will help to reduce soreness and keep your muscles flexible.
Track your progress. Keeping a record of your progress will help you stay on track and motivated.
Enjoy the benefits of exercising! Exercise can help you to feel better, look better, and be healthier overall.

Setting Goals for Exercise

Short-Term Goals:

Set a specific and achievable goal, such as running a 5K race in four months.
Increase the number of days of exercise per week to four days.
Increase the duration of each exercise session by 10 minutes each week.

Long-Term Goals:

Maintain a regular exercise routine for a year.
Increase the intensity of exercise to moderate-vigorous level for four days a week.
Increase overall fitness levels and lower body fat percentage by 10%.

Creating a Plan:

Time Commitment:

Schedule at least 30 minutes of exercise four days a week.
Take breaks in between exercise sessions if needed.

Frequency:

Exercise four days a week, with one day of rest in between.

Intensity:

Increase the intensity of each exercise session over time to reach a moderate-vigorous level.

Variety:

Incorporate different types of exercise into your routine, such as strength training, cardio, and stretching.

Accountability:

Find a partner or a group to help you stay accountable and motivated.

How to continue exercise

Staying Motivated: This refers to finding ways to stay motivated and committed to an exercise routine.

a. Variety: Variety helps keep exercise interesting and exciting.
i. Mixing up Routines: This involves changing up exercises, intensities, and durations to avoid becoming bored.
ii. Trying New Things: Trying out new activities or workouts can help break up the monotony.
iii. Group Workouts: Working out with friends or a group can be a great way to stay motivated.

b. Rewards: Rewarding oneself for sticking to an exercise routine can help keep motivation up.
i. Celebrating Milestones: Celebrating achievements such as reaching a certain number of workouts or amount of time exercised can be a great incentive to keep going.
ii. Treats: Allowing yourself treats such as a piece of chocolate or a day off to celebrate achievements can be a great way to stay motivated.
iii. Setting Goals: Setting small, achievable goals can help keep motivation levels up as you work towards them.

c. Accountability: Having someone or something to hold you accountable can be a great way to stay motivated.
i. Joining a Fitness Class: Joining an organized class can help keep you accountable and motivated to stick with the program.
ii. Working Out With Friends: Having friends or family to work out with can help keep you accountable and motivated.
iii. Hiring a Personal Trainer: If you are serious about reaching your goals, hiring a personal trainer can help keep you accountable and motivated.