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Health Tip: Overcoming Obstacles to Exercise
Make sure your goals are realistic

(HealthDay News) -- Life's problems often get in the way of your best intentions when it comes to exercise.

The American Council on Exercise offers these possible solutions to combatting exercise "saboteurs":

  • When you're stressed out, schedule time for even a very short workout. Exercise is a great way to fight intense stress, the council says.
  • Don't set unrealistic expectations, which can only result in frustration. Set goals that challenge you, but are attainable.
  • Avoid overtraining, which can slow your progress. Instead, schedule some down time to help your body rest and recover.
  • When something unexpected comes up, adjust your workout plan accordingly, but don't eliminate exercise entirely.
  • Pump up and motivate yourself with positive thoughts.



-- Diana Kohnle

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