Top excuses avoiding exercise
Posted January 23, 2012
on:- In: exercise | Fit | General | General Lunch Time talk | Health | Real Life
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All of us want to be healthy and fit. Most often exercise is the only way to achieve that and most of us have different reasons to avoid the same. Some of us like me openly admit that we are lazy but others give really funny reasons to avoid the same. Here are the top excuses I have heard from people,
Excuse 1: I have lots of work and have no time for exercise (Even though this might actually be true in some cases, the people who say that to me I know have none after they go home)
Excuse 2: I am married now; don’t have to worry about my looks (The funniest excuse. I would think that being married and having a family should make your health more important)
Excuse 3: I get bored while walking on treadmill (Another excuse which I have heard from some people. Saying that it is the reason for them not to do cardio)
There are more funny excuses people give but whatever it is, there is no simple way to stay fit. What are your excuses? Or what excuses have you heard from people?
8 Responses to "Top excuses avoiding exercise"

I can’t workout in the morning which is the best time to burn the fat. I workout in the evenings though about 4 to 5 times a week. It was tough to get into a routine for the first couple of months. But now, I do it consistently for the last 4 years and enjoy it (which is the best part). There are a lot of benefits from working out other than being fit. A lot of people do not workout as they are ignorant of its benefits that can help you develop a sound mind and healthy body. Over and Out!
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some people say that they eat very less and thus less/negligible calories to burn … howz that! 🙂
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Guys a properly learnt yoga combined with workout like the exercise bike or cardio as you guys say is a super duper way to stay healthy and fit. Ofcourse when we work out we shed the extra pounds and that takes a steady effort to continue. But what yoga does is it replenishes the energy level, dissipate and spreads it across the body. It’s critical to achieve this kind of fitness to feel good about exercising as well. Usually it always the mental sluggishness which pulls us down from dojng our exercises. So twhen the energy spreads across,we feel from inside that we want to feel healthy and fit leading to a routine exercise. There is something called inner engineering offered by Isha yoga by sadguru jaggi vasudev. Please logon to their website and check details.www.ishafoundation.org
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January 23, 2012 at 9:31 am
I go through the same things – from time to time. The weekend is definitely the hardest time to stay focused with the training and eating. Good luck and I look forward to sharing more with you:))
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January 23, 2012 at 9:43 am
Thanks for reading my blog. Yes it is tough to maintain a schedule. The winter obviously plays a crucial role, a time when most of us put on some unwanted pounds :).
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