The Benefits Of Working Out Consistently

 

The base of anything that you’re trying to achieve that is worth having takes patience, it takes even more when you have it and you are looking to keep it.

 

I want to zero in on that, as there is way too much negative info about the pain you feel after you’ve directly worked out so don’t do it, short term minded view points about health & fraudulent weight loss/ gains that have got you mentally dejected & physically going for the remote and skipping workout day.

 

Exercise in itself is all about moving and making your muscles work so that your body can burn calories, right ?

 

 For many of you in this world right now, there are many types of workouts you can do for your fitness level, not all of those  equal sweating buckets of water, but every one of them keeps your body ticking over and gets you stronger right ?

 

So this is all about the benefits if you choose to workout & keep on going with it, with the only cut off point being you’re no longer on earth anymore!

 

 It’s time we got to this point, or forever you will keep going back to the same place that you hate so much, that has got you unable to look yourself in the face and body and to be in love with what you see.

 

To feel like you did and do your best each time, too many quitters telling you to throw in the towel before you even started & It will cost you the vehicle that is your body.

 

 How are you going to win if you’re taking advice from those that quit on themselves, let alone their health, daily?

 

It’s that deep! As you’ve got to watch out who you are taking info from & protect your heart/ mental health, you’ll find those that are saying don’t bother working out or just negative in general, lack these two, so it’s little wonder they neglect the body too.

 

 These jesters will give you all that they have, which is their cap ‘n bells & some bitter jokes to mock those that are going for what they want.

 

I’ve turned working out into a habit & below are just some of the benefits that come with that. 

 

It Can Change Your Mood/Outlook

It’s well known that working out improves your mood and decreases feelings of depression and anxiety, plus stress!

 

There are parts of your brain that regulate stress and anxiety and working out changes that, the hormones’ norepinephrine & serotonin, ease the feelings of depression.

 

Your endorphins are increased too, which helps you feel more positive and reduce your feelings of pain.

 

It’s not about your workouts being intense either, your mood can be lifted just by knowing that you’re doing something healthy for your body, when you do it you feel uplifted.

 

You may find also that your whole outlook changes on how you see the world, when you stick to working on your body.

 

What you choose to fuel yourself with, how you look at sleep, just everything will change for you when you make this a habit.

 

If your outlook is doom and gloom, don’t just bring an umbrella with you, start laying bricks to build shelter.

 

Weight loss & Weight Gain

 

Of course, this is the one that is most spoken about. You already know this, but to know means nothing if you don’t do it…

 

Then do it, and then do it again!

 

 

Weight loss is not rock science nor is weight gain, but it takes a lot of time, patience, heart, mental strength and self-discipline.

 

 

It’s not easy, only if your mind is wired to think it should be this or that… It’s not; this is what it is… What are you willing to do about it to reach your goal?

 

It’s easy to work with all that I listed above, no matter how long it takes…

 

 

The work is being done, and you did it again and again…

That’s easy work.

 

Your lack of patients don’t change that, If I built a house, but it took 2 years to build that does not equal hard work as in (Oh no this is so hard) it just means that’s how long I’ll wait until my house is done and won’t fall on me, lol.

 

The main part is not easy or hard, it’s work!

 

So long as you’re doing that over and over and over again, then over and over and over again… You’ll do it, for sure!

 

 

Bones & Muscles

 Working out plays a key role in building your bones and muscles.

 

You want them strong, when I say this also, please don’t think I’m just talking about having big muscles.

 

I’m talking about within your body it being strong and not breaking down (Right, we understand each other)

 

 When you use your own body weight or lift weight etc, you can really build up your muscles and even more so with getting your protein etc.

 

When we workout the hormones produce your muscles to absorb amino acids that help them grow and makes it a little harder to breakdown than the last.

 

As we age though we lose muscle mass and function, this means we are more likely to get an injury…

 

As we see with elderly more often than not, point being with regular exercise you can reduce muscle loss and maintain strength as you age.

 

You don’t want osteoporosis (Bones get weak) so start working out even if you’re young, so you are less likely to catch this osteoporosis later on in life.

 

 

Energy level Booster

 

You workout your energy levels will go through the roof, point-blank period. 

 

When you are doing this all the time, you will not only feel better, but you will increase your cardio and feel less fatigued.

 

So it’s not just you’re feeling in a better mood after you’ve worked out, your energy bar is increasing each time that you choose to workout.

 

When you have a high level of energy, you do not need to be drinking such rubbish like red bull or lucozade…

 

Like some druggie looking to feel a rush inside, LMAO! Instead, your energies are high, you feel good, you look better etc.

 

The Sleep Is So Much Better 

 Sleep is just so much better when you’ve worked out.

You put so much energy into your workout you feel sleepy, this is good news.

Then your body can do its job, which is to rebuild you much stronger than when you woke.

 

This is even more important for adults, as many overtime are affected by some form of sleep disorder.

 

Hurts A Lot Less 

Chronic pain sucks, but working out can help reduce the pain.

 

Low back pain, shoulder pain and so on, if you do nothing and just sit it really just hurts.

 

If you find ways to work on them, you’ll see more change than just not doing anything at all.

 

Even if you don’t have chronic pain, your body will not break down with injuries as often.

 

That’s one of the points of working out, you’re less likely to get hurt via an injury than

if you don’t workout at all.

 

Of course, it does not mean you cannot get hurt by working out, but it reduces and that’s a W in my book, no?

 


THAT’S IT!

 

I really enjoyed sharing this with you guys.

 

Please do let me know though…

 

 How Often Do You Workout?

 

 What Time Of Day Do You Like To Workout At?

 

 How Are You Feeling Today?

 

 Until We Meet Again, Ciao

 

Karim David 

The Healthy One 

 

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Muneer Imad
Muneer Imad
2 years ago

Love the message, I really need to start working out more often after this.

Muitaz Mabrak
Muitaz Mabrak
2 years ago

I agree with this, I’m an early bird so in the morning.

Ihab Jergis
Ihab Jergis
2 years ago

Twice a week.

Kadri Hasan
Kadri Hasan
2 years ago

I don’t workout but I will be working out as soon as.

Denny Shawky
Denny Shawky
2 years ago

Not often enough

Basim Ilyas
Basim Ilyas
2 years ago

I’m doing well, this was really encouraging. Thank you.

Ghassan Nadir
Ghassan Nadir
2 years ago

Four days a week.

Abdul Kader
Abdul Kader
2 years ago

Love it, You deserve a share.

Nafiz Salah
Nafiz Salah
2 years ago

Thank you so much for this.

Samir Badee
Samir Badee
2 years ago

Alex sent me here.

Kam Chong-Su
Kam Chong-Su
2 years ago

Only once a week and I know I must do more.

Su Yeong
Su Yeong
2 years ago

It’s very important message and I will do more, so much more now.

Jin Song
Jin Song
2 years ago

I arrived right on time as I wanted to quit on myself in workout.

Lee Tae-Young
Lee Tae-Young
2 years ago

Very good advice.

Pom Joon-Ho
Pom Joon-Ho
2 years ago

3X but not every week.

Hwa Kwang
Hwa Kwang
2 years ago

The afternoons.

Ch'on Jae
Ch'on Jae
2 years ago

Mornings.

Noe Dong-Jun
Noe Dong-Jun
2 years ago

Loving the benefits it sounds like a fair trade to me.

Hae Chun-Yong
Hae Chun-Yong
2 years ago

At noon most often.

Mae Jeong
Mae Jeong
2 years ago

Chris sent me here.

Im Sook
Im Sook
2 years ago

Amazing and well said

Hu Bo-Yun
Hu Bo-Yun
2 years ago

I need to watch who I take advice from, I felt that.

Ping Ha-Na
Ping Ha-Na
2 years ago

Working out and it’s going well so far.

Na Yong-Mi
Na Yong-Mi
2 years ago

I workout on Friday and the weekends.

May Wonsook
May Wonsook
2 years ago

Thank you for the info. Looking into working out a lot more.

Kal Hyun-Joo
Kal Hyun-Joo
2 years ago

I need to start working out now.

Ch'o Myung-Sook
Ch'o Myung-Sook
2 years ago

Ryan sent me here.

Joy Yoon-Ah
Joy Yoon-Ah
2 years ago

Very often but I have been lazy lately.

Ra Seong
Ra Seong
2 years ago

Feeling like I need to start, I can do this!

Hwan Hee
Hwan Hee
2 years ago

Happy to be here, I liked the message so much.

Kamau Timberlake
Kamau Timberlake
2 years ago

Ryan sent me here!

Mancel Villanails
Mancel Villanails
2 years ago

Leaving my old ways in the past, I’ve got to workout after reading this.

Kaven Knott
Kaven Knott
2 years ago

I want to get your workout program now, I’m no longer broke anymore.

Javan Nesbitt
Javan Nesbitt
2 years ago

Taking my notes, and learning lots.

Nelson Vaughan
Nelson Vaughan
2 years ago

Afternoon.

Travon Van Hamen
Travon Van Hamen
2 years ago

Mornings only.

Davion Delpratt
Davion Delpratt
2 years ago

It’s a great day and I’m looking forward to setting up a workout schedule.

Talin Tait
Talin Tait
2 years ago

Before the evening.

Donall Stone
Donall Stone
2 years ago

This really motivated me, thank you Karim!

Serek Dennis
Serek Dennis
2 years ago

Thank you so much.

Tandi Winter
Tandi Winter
2 years ago

Alex sent me here.

Shamecca Price
Shamecca Price
2 years ago

Evening time

Rakesha Howgate
Rakesha Howgate
2 years ago

Very powerful words and encouraging.

Shar Eubank
Shar Eubank
2 years ago

I’m going to work harder over the coming months in 2022 and now too.

Shantese Conningham
Shantese Conningham
2 years ago

Very often.

Deisha Daly
Deisha Daly
2 years ago

Five times a week

Caryne Dennie
Caryne Dennie
2 years ago

Afternoon and mornings I always switch because of work.

Teena Strong
Teena Strong
2 years ago

I needed this.

Tya Pandarvas
Tya Pandarvas
2 years ago

I really liked what you had to say, the benefits has swayed me to workout.

Aurelia Vincent
Aurelia Vincent
2 years ago

Thank you for sharing this with me.