Sunday, February 15, 2009

Mind Power For Burning Fat

By Nate Rifkin

When I was in school, I worked out a couple times per week with a friend. Once, another friend named Jason joined us. And I do emphasize ONCE.

"I can't stay motivated," Jason said. "I can't workout unless I listen to the soundtrack from Rocky."

It was funny to hear. But then I started thinking to myself: So what?

If he needed to hear a certain kind of music in order to workout, then why not just do that?

If it works, do it.

I exercise in the morning. And I think it's great for others to do the same. But if you find the afternoon or evenings are better for you, go with that.

You might want to eat a little before working out. Or maybe you prefer an empty stomach - I know I usually do.

I also can't stand a cold gym. Others love it. I like to wear heavier clothes when I workout, some prefer as little as possible.

The key point here is to stop thinking, I can only do such and such in a BAD way. Whatever conditions allow for you to succeed " make sure you follow them. If you need air conditioning, loud music, and heavy sweat pants to get a great workout at night, do that every time. If you prefer to sweat in lycra with dead silence in the morning air, stick to that.

Blasting Gonna Fly Now included.

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