Three Basics My Queens Personal Trainer Told Me
Success
in anything means managing the basics first. Too many people want to
get granular about things before they prove, to themselves, that they
understand and are capable of handling the broader picture. This is
the same with diet and exercise. There is a lot of information out
there the multi-billion dollar health and fitness industry wants to
deem necessary to achieving. Yet, before I chose one method over
another, my personal trainer Queens suggested I master some basic
principles first.
Learn
to eat for fuel, not for pleasure. Food is meant to be nourishment
for your body and mind. There are no secrets here. If you feed your
body the clean, nutritious food it needs, the body machine performs
better. Similar to a high performance car that gets regular unleaded
instead of super. The engine knocks and pings and doesn't perform at
the high level it was designed to run at. Fruits and vegetable, lean
meats and fish, whole grains, and healthy fats are what you want on
your plate.
Consistency
is the key to success. A workout here or there is going to get you
nowhere. Don't expect to get everything you need from one hour a
week with your personal
trainer Queens.
You've got to put in additional quality time at the gym on your own.
A couple of days of cardiovascular work and stretching can be done
in 30-45 minutes and will make a huge difference in achieving
results.
One
of the best ways to revitalize your energy is through a daily 20-30
minute nap, particularly 2 to 3 hours after your personal training
session. Who doesn't love a nap? These may not be possible during
the work week, but if the opportunity exists on the weekend, take it.
The body undergoes maintenance and repair during sleep. So, if you
can't nap after meeting with your personal
trainer Queens,
try and get a solid night of sleep.
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