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Health Encyclopedia: Motivation
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- Exercise's Effects on Diabetes
- Exercise's Effects on Bones and Muscles
Motivation
Motivation, or a lack thereof, is one reason may people stop exercising. Here are some tipsfor avoiding burn out:
- Think of exercise as a menu rather than a diet. Choose a number of different physical activities that are personally enjoyable such as sports, dancing, or biking. Although expertssay you should get 30 minutes of aerobic exercises at least five times a week, those times can be divided into shorter periods -- such as 10 minute sessions. In addition, people can achieve health b...
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Depression Diet, Exercise
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