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Fitness and Fashion

Posted in Fitness by admin on the May 12th, 2009

What do you look like when you’re out jogging or at the gym?

No, it’s a serious question because the way you look helps determine the effectiveness of your exercise routine and how well you’ll stick to it.

Dressed in dirty, tired, worn out clothes you’re not at your best and you won’t feel others expect much of you either. You’ll look and feel tired and worn out and and the result will be a lackluster, well-below-your-best workout that you’ll be glad to finish.

Does this sound all too familiar? Well, welcome to the new you! From now on, you dress smartly, tidily and fashionably in clean, crisp, up-to-the-minute clothing.

So, now how do you feel? Now you’ll feel much more like you’re a major cog in the big fitness machine! Now you’ll perform better, keep going longer, put more into it and get more out of it because you feel the part. Remember, if you feel like a fitness pro then you’ll perform like one! And you’ll know that everyone is watching you and expecting you to do well. Now you have to work hard not to let yourself down!

Don’t underestimate how important this is. You know how looking good makes you feel good and makes you want to be noticed? In fitness these things work the same way and are as good as having your own personal trainer urging you on and keeping you going.

So, if you want to do well, if you want to succeed and impress both yourself and others, first make sure you look the part and then go for it because you’re half way there already!

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