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Not sure deadlifts are the best for losing weight, honestly. I think there are other activities that might be more effective for burning calories, like cardio or even something like golf. It's low impact, but you're still moving a lot and it keeps your heart rate up, plus it's relaxing too. I've actually been checking out fanatics lately, and I'm thinking of giving it a try. It could be a fun way to stay active while doing something enjoyable.
What sports are you doing now? I've been thinking about mixing things up myself. I checked beachbody reviews today, and it looks like those guys know everything when it comes to weight loss and fitness. The variety of programs they offer seems perfect for building a routine that keeps you engaged and motivated. I might give one of their programs a shot soon.
I've been looking into SkinnyFit lately and was wondering what you guys think about it. Has anyone here tried their products before? I came across their customer service https://skinnyfit.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html and wanted to do a little research before making a decision. Have you had any good results with them? Would love to hear your experiences--whether it's about weight loss, energy boosts, or any other benefits you noticed! Let me know your thoughts
Are you still doing those workouts? I've noticed that the gym just isn't my thing. I really have zero motivation to go there, and it feels like a struggle every time. I think it's just not something that clicks with me, so I've decided to try something different. Instead of forcing myself into a routine I'm not enjoying, I reached out to fanatics customer service, and they helped me find some great golf gear. I'm going to give golf a try and see if it's something I might enjoy.
How many workouts per week do you do? I'm just starting to train with fit4less and really hoping to find a good balance. I'm trying to avoid overdoing it in the beginning so I can maintain my motivation and not burn out. I've heard that consistency is key, so I plan on starting with around three sessions a week, focusing on a mix of strength and cardio, and then seeing how my body responds. I don't want to push myself too hard too soon, but I also want to make sure I'm challenging myself enough to see progress. How do you usually structure your workouts?
No, and honestly, I don't feel like I need one. Thanks to Road Runner Sports and their wonderful clothing, I feel incredibly motivated to train these days. Their gear is super comfortable and supportive, which makes a huge difference in how I feel during my workouts. The right clothing can really boost your confidence and energy, and I've found that having quality activewear helps me stay focused and excited to push through my fitness goals. I don't feel the need for a trainer at the moment because I've found a routine that works for me. I'm more of an independent learner when it comes to fitness, and honestly, I don't think I want to be a trainer either. It's just about finding what works for you and staying consistent. If you're interested, you can check out their reviews here https://road-runner-sports.pissedconsumer.com/review.html. It's been a great journey so far, and I'm really enjoying the process
on 2/10/25 6:32 am
Hey ! older thread! Looking for advice in 2025
Great workouts! I'm always open to trying new routines to keep things fresh and challenging, which is why I recently reached out to fox racing customer service. I've been looking to add some variety to my fitness routine, and they had some excellent recommendations for gear that could enhance my workouts. Staying fit is my main goal these days, so I'm always on the lookout for ways to push myself further while staying motivated. Their team was super helpful in suggesting products that would not only support my fitness journey but also provide durability and comfort during intense sessions
How are you doing now? What sports are you into these days? For me, what really keeps me motivated is getting new gear--it just gives me that extra push to stay active. I recently got myself some stuff from roadrunner sports, and honestly, it makes a big difference. Having the right shoes and apparel not only feels great but also helps me start my workouts with better motivation. It's amazing how a little upgrade in gear can make exercising more enjoyable.
What exercises do you mostly do in winter? I always find it harder to stay motivated when it's cold outside. But since I got myself so much gear from roadrunner sports, I feel obligated to go jogging every single day now. No excuses when you have all the right equipment, right? Still, I'm thinking about mixing it up with some indoor workouts too. Do you stick to running in winter, or do you switch to other activities? Would love to hear how you stay active during the colder months
