Setting achievable goals is an important part of any new exercise program or fitness routine. If you're in your 30s, you have an active lifestyle with a full schedule. So, it's important to consider your 30s lifestyle, and how fitness fits in.
Read this article for tips on making fitness goals for your exercise program:
http://ezinearticles.com/?Exercise-in-Your-30s---How-to-Set-Achievable-Fitness-Goals-For-Your-Lifestyle&id=1820037
At any age, you need to consider your typical day, your schedule, and how exercise will play a role in your life. Whether you are starting a new exercise program in your 30s, or thinking fresh about your health, goal-setting is important.
Practice setting goals in other areas of your life, too.
Make those goals fit into your lifestyle and they will be within your reach!
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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Exercise programs and fitness goals for a 30s lifestyle
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Fit and kickin': are you fit to fight these grannies?
Having a senior moment? Maybe martial arts, like tae kwon do, can help you like they are helping these tough Korean ladies.
Martial arts have been shown to improve:
> Concentration and attention span
> Fitness levels, like strength and flexibility
> Weight management
If you struggle with focus and attention, your fitness and health, and your weight, martial arts are a great "bang for the buck".
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Feet, Leg and Hip Pain? Summer footwear might be hurting your body
Are your feet flopping? Your legs, hips and feet could be getting worn down from your shoes!
If you regularly wear unsupportive footwear in the summertime (like flip-flop sandals), you could be harming your body. Your legs, hips, and feet could be hurting. You might be puting a strain on your body from your shoes and the way you walk in them.
Sports medicine researchers looked at walking in flip-flops and how that could negatively affect you. They looked at every aspect of walking, including stride, heel strike, and even how your toes grasp your shoes...
For better health, and fewer health problems in your lower body, wear flip-flops less often.
