Whenever you start on an exercise program, the key aspect is to remain committed. Lack of commitment spells failure; there is no way to achieve personal fitness goals without being committed to them in the first place.
So what does commitment mean to you?
Firstly, commitment should be a goal. As you have probably read in other postings on this blog I firmly believe that you should write down all your goals, and the commitment is one of them.
Here is how you write down your goal. “I will remain committed to the goal of walking or running a 5km race on November 1, 2008 by walking or running four times each week for 20 to 30 minutes over the course of the next 5 months”
Your goal is very clear and specific. You know what the goal is, how much you need to workout and what the deadline will be, the race.
So, as you place your race schedule or workout schedule for 2008, try writing down your goals and especially focus on the goal of being committed.
So what does commitment mean to you?
Firstly, commitment should be a goal. As you have probably read in other postings on this blog I firmly believe that you should write down all your goals, and the commitment is one of them.
Here is how you write down your goal. “I will remain committed to the goal of walking or running a 5km race on November 1, 2008 by walking or running four times each week for 20 to 30 minutes over the course of the next 5 months”
Your goal is very clear and specific. You know what the goal is, how much you need to workout and what the deadline will be, the race.
So, as you place your race schedule or workout schedule for 2008, try writing down your goals and especially focus on the goal of being committed.
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