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| "Why is it so hard to exercise?" This is a question I get quite a bit from the people I work with and there's never an easy answer. Today, my answer might be: Because is eleventy billion degrees below zero, the temperature at which exercise motivation freezes and the only way to unfreeze it without permanent damage is to relocate it immediately to a tropical beach near the equator until April. But that's just today, of course. Tomorrow's answer? Could be totally different. |
| Why is it so hard for me to exercise?
For those of us who've been around for awhile - say, 40 or 50 years - we've grown up with the idea that exercise is supposed to be hard. ... Read more | More Anti-Aging Workouts
A few weeks ago...well, okay, it was more like several weeks ago... I posted a couple of workouts for my male and female readers in their 40s, 50s and 60s... Read more | Exercise of the Week: Modified Side Plank with a Leg Lift
A few weeks ago, I highlighted a modified side plank exercise to prove to one of my clients that there is always a modification for every exercise. She was... Read more | Are you still exercising, even with chronic pain?
There are plenty of people out there who think that people who don't exercise regularly are lazy and, yes, maybe some of them are. But if you actually talk... Read more | |
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