Staying motivated when you exercise at home can be challenging. But exercise can be fun if you come up with ways to make it more interesting. And the more interesting it is, the more you'll enjoy it and the more likely you'll be to keep it up for the long-term.
Here are five ways to exercise at home so that you can do to get the results you want and have fun in the process.
1. Play With The Kids
Try actively playing a game with your kids like tag, kicking a ball around the garden or doing some running races. The time playing around and having fun is really great exercise for burning fat and getting your heart pumping. You can exercise, have some fun and spend time with your children all at once.
2. Workout With A Friend
Invite a friend over to exercise at home with you. When you have someone else with you to joke around with it will help you get through your exercise program more quickly. A half-hour exercise plan can seem like it only took only half the time when you have someone to exercise with. They can motivate you and you can motivate them.
3. Get Bouncing
A mini trampoline is a great way to exercise at home. They can be easily stored because they can fold up and be placed in a wardrobe or cupboard. Mini trampolines make your exercise fun and easy to do because you can bounce around and easily get your workout done.
4. Exercise While Watching Your Favourite TV Show
Put a small portable TV in front of your stationary exercise bike and you can ride whilst watching your favourite TV show or movie. You can get 30 minutes of riding in before you even know it because the your attention is focused on what's happening screen - and away from your exercise routine. You can also listen to music or podcasts book while you exercise.
5. Go For A Swim
You can burn a lot of calories by splashing around and doing laps in the pool. If you have a swimming pool, or you know a friend who has one that you can use, get in the water! Swimming is a great workout for burning fat. Swimming exercises your entire body, boosts your overall flexibility, builds stamina, keeps your heart rate up and helps you retain a healthy weight.
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