Positivity, Motivation & A Sense Of Accomplishment

Those are the words one of my clients Gareth used to describe how he feels after an early morning PT session.
Are you a morning trainer or an evening?
Exercising at whatever time is more important but I find personally the mornings are the best time to train.
Morning exercisers can be:
  • More productive during the day
  • Have more energy
  • Are more likely to attend (less time to talk themselves out of exercise)
  • Are more focussed with their diet
The best thing for me is by 7-8am my exercise for the day is done so you can relax in that respect.
As stated though as long as youā€™re moving your ass in some shape or form it doesnā€™t matter when you do it.
More from Gareth:
ā€˜Exercise is such a great mood booster, & most definitely helps flush out not only the cobwebs, but thanks to the increased water intake all them yucky toxins get flushed away too. This helps to clear the mind & motivate you to make positive life changesā€™.
Couldnā€™t have said it better myself!
Gareth has seen some great results from changing his nutrition and exercise habits before we met but since weā€™ve been training together for around a year heā€™s gone from strength to strength. Heā€™s the fittest heā€™s ever been and his diet is spot on. (I get jealous seeing all of his food posts).
Heā€™s never missed a session and he works his ass off every time.
If you want to see results like Gareth and get the best advice on exercise and eating habits then I have many options for you ranging from Ā£25 a month to the full package (like Gareth) at Ā£250 a month. Just click reply and request more info.
Take it easy,
Jamie Stedman
PS Donā€™t take it too easy
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