Establish your training goals
Do not waste a moment of training time wandering aimlessly around the gym or the park. Set your self some clear exercise objectives be it an event, a charity venture, or improvements in health or fitness indicators such as blood pressure, cholesterol or body fat. Decide exactly what you want from your exercise, make a plan to achieve it by a specific date and then execute your plan, starting right away.
Food is energy: garbage in, garbage out
Athletes are not comforted by comfort food, they are comforted by success. Take a leaf out of their book and judge everything that you consume against the questions, ‘will what I’m about to eat or drink give me energy or rob me of energy? Will this item make my day run easier or will it make my life more difficult?’
Sleep, rest and recovery are all components of optimum performance
Athletes always build in plenty of recovery time as part of their training routine because they know this is when the body and mind grow stronger. Good sleep is also vital so here’s some advice on how to get a great night’s sleep:
How to Sleep like a Baby
Eat Your Way to a Good Night's Sleep
Eat Your Way to a Good Night's Sleep (part 2)
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