I'm not going to state all of the obvious health benefits of what daily exercise can do for you. You already know that. It's been discussed billions of times throughout the internet day by day. Instead, I'll share with you two personal and social benefits of what daily exercise can do for you.
Confidence. People who are more active tend to have more confidence than people who aren't as active. People who work a 9-5 J.O.B. everyday and are too tired to exercise, people who sit on the couch all day, and people who are just plain anti-social and spend most of their lives in the house don't have as much confidence in themselves while in public or talking to other people because they are either used to being along all the time, or they don't exactly look as good as they wish they could. Or maybe it's both.
Not only can a simple change in your daily routine change all of this, but it can also give more meaning to your life by having goals you can set for yourself and accomplish everyday. For example: you might want to complete 100 straight hindu squats, or maybe your goal may be to run an entire mile. Life is much more exciting when you start setting and achieving your goals while getting fit at the same time.
Attracting the opposite sex. There is no doubt that most women are more attracted to men that have well-toned, cut bodies over couch potatoes (and the same goes to men for women). You have more of a chance of meeting your soul-mate when you start getting results from daily exercise.
There is the occasional miracle story of when the fat computer nerd ends up with the hot, sexy young lady. But the chances of that happening to you (if youre out of shape) is about one in a million.
Now if these two benefits don't inspire you to get fit, then I dont know what will! Use these two great benefits to inspire you to get in shape and lose weight today.
Ryan Dodson - Personal Fitness Instructor - If you want to experience these two powerful benefits that can easily turn your life around, visit Inhuman Stamina to develop maximum strength, endurance, flexibility, and, of course, stamina.
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