
1.Define Your Goal. Write down what your weight-loss goal truly means to you and how it would benefit your life. Putting it on paper can be a great daily reminder for you.
2. Switch Things Up. Change your workouts. Try some new classes at the gym.
3. Set a Short-Term Goal. Sign up for a race -- it could be a 5K, half marathon or a triathlon. Training for a race is a great way to give yourself a fitness goal that keeps you working out hard.
4. Check Your Calories. Find out if you're eating the right amount of calories for your body. It's possible you need to eat less than you originally thought. Or you might not be eating enough food, which can cause your body to go into starvation mode. When that happens, all weight loss will stop.
Try these tips the next time you see a weight-loss plateau. But, more importantly, remember that the number on the scale does not define you -- it's just a number. At the end of the day, what matters most is that you're healthy.
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