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Personally I'd try two things to make the process easier: 1) Fit physical activity into your day to day life. I run to work but there are far less extreme ways
by ck425 7y ago
Personally I'd try two things to make the process easier:
1) Fit physical activity into your day to day life. I run to work but there are far less extreme ways to do this. Walk or cycle places, find a hobby that burns some calories etc. Leading a life that involves movement is far more sustainable than trying to start an exercise habit.
2) Try lots of different exercise routines. After a lot of trial and effort I've found running and swimming work best for me, with maybe 5/10 min weights after a swim. I've previously tried cycling, dumbbells, thai boxing and many many body weight/calisthenic/ natural movement type systems. Everyone's different so it's worth trying out a load of things to find which you'll actually enjoy.
- kccqzy 7y agoI wholeheartedly support (1). Earlier this year I lived closer to work and biking to work every day is extremely natural, and I easily close every ring on my Apple Watch with basically no effort. Now that I live farther away from work and my commute involves a car, it is a struggle everyday to close the rings.