By Active Alyssa \ December 31 2016
Another New Year's Eve with wild parties, toasting with friends, making resolutions that will last about two weeks, then letting them fade away like that random guy you kissed on New Years... Whoa, whoa, whoa, Hold it right there! If we always do what we have always done, then we will always get what we have always gotten. Have you heard that one before? As humans, we can get stuck in routines and habits, especially when we try to break them. Habits can't just be broken, habits need to be replaced. We should be learning life lessons and get smarter with our goals, our workouts, and our lifestyles. One thing that will help is by setting SMART goals for the year ahead. Goals will help keep you on track to improving your life in the direction that you desire. Your goals can be focused around Travel, Finance, Relationships, or Health and Fitness. Limit your goals to 3 to stay focused. Follow the SMART guidelines listed below to aim towards an improved lifestyle in 2017!
Guidelines for SMART goals!
S: Specific. Your goal should be clearly defined and can be achieved by being consistent with a task.
M: Measurable. Your goal should be measurable to show progress and improved performance.
A: Achievable. Your goal should be within reach but require effort and focus to accomplish.
R: Recorded. Your goal should be written down and shared with people to keep you accountable.
T: Time-bound. Your goal should have a time frame of when it is to be met.
Before ringing in 2017, ring in a workout with this Killer Kettlebell combo, then make your SMART goals for the year ahead! And of course you should still attend the parties, toast with your friends, and dance into 2017 with motivating goals to keep you going!
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Have a safe and Happy New Year!
~XOXO, Bring on the SNOW!
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1 Comment
Michael Johnson \ 4.0 years ago
Great idea having some fitness info for skiing. Consider vetting the actual fitness info for technique, name of exercise, eliminate unsafe ones, and, lastly, show functional exercises that are much better than the ones demoed. Sorry to be so negative. I have been reading these in our resort newsletter and as a Certified Personal Trainer, a ski instructor and an adjunct college professor who trains personal trainers I finally felt I needed to say something. Send me an email if you are interested in specifics and a little consulting.