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In today’s busy world, staying consistent with your fitness can be a struggle, exercising amidst a busy schedule can feel overwhelming.
Lack of Time
For most is challenging, trying to juggle work commitments, family responsibilities, and social obligations, simply finding time to fit in regular exercise can often feel impossible.
Motivation and Willpower
As you grow older, maintaining motivation to commit to an exercise routine can be challenging. Initial enthusiasm tends to fade over time, leading to inconsistency and getting stuck in a revolving door.
Habitual Lifestyle
Established patterns of behaviour can be difficult to change. You may find it challenging to incorporate exercise into your hectic life, preferring to slip back into the comfort of your inactive existing routine.
Physical Limitations
Ageing brings about a variety of physical challenges, such as joint pain, reduced flexibility, or previous injury problems. These can deter you from engaging in certain types of exercise, leading to frustration.
Mental Health
Stress, anxiety and depression can greatly impact willingness to do physical activity. Mental barriers often require as much attention as the physical ones, regular exercise is proven to help mental health.
Exercise Intimidation
For those new to exercise or returning after a long break, big gyms and classes can feel intimidating. Knowing what to do, or doing it properly can feel frightening. Especially as we age!
Exercise Isolation
Many may find exercising alone less motivating. Without a supportive community or workout buddy to bounce off, the likelihood of sticking to a regular exercise regimen diminishes without a fitness friend.
Inadequate Knowledge
Understanding which exercises are suitable for your age and fitness level can make choosing a routine daunting. This can lead to confusion and ultimately inaction, there are so many exercise’s which ones are right.
Equipment Knowledge
What fitness equipment to choose can be confusing, so many buy equipment that is not needed or right for them, only to become coat hangers or lost up in the loft. This confusion can disrupt regular exercise habits.
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