Time & Exercises to Burn 100 Caloires

\"\"Exercise Ahead of Holiday Eating

We are all going to be eating extra calories over the Thanksgiving weekend. Being able to gathering again with family and friends which should make things extra festive in most situations.  For many that means an emotional high and more eating.  To help alleviate the guilty and bloated feelings later, some extra activity is suggested.  Perhaps some light exercise or even a personal training session.

Want to burn 100 calories?

Walking 🚶‍♂️ 

Walking is a fantastic way to burn calories on the holiday.   Take your walk alone or in a group.  Keep yourself away from the chips and dip.  Invite your aunt, uncle cousin or parent to go for a walk.  Put in your shoes, appropriate weather clothing and go for a walk and talk.  A healthy catch up.  We enjoy family walks almost daily. Take an extra walk after dinner to help aid digestion. You can burn 100 calories walking in just 22 minutes. 

Swimming 🏊‍♂️ 

Swimming is the ultimate full body workout.  The only issue having access to a pool.  Which, around the end of the year holidays can be difficult.  Swimming helps you build lean muscle by throttling yourself through the water. You also build up your endurance in a way few exercises can.  Thirteen minutes of swimming is all it takes to burn 100 calories. 

Running 🏃‍♂️ 

This is my personal favorite.  Especially early in the day on the day of a big meal.  Running burns extra calories while you run, but also elevates your heart rate for a few hours after. Personally, I feel better eating later because I did some pre-planning for the over indulgence taking place. Comically, it\’s like asking for forgiveness before the nutritional sin.  In 10 minutes you can burn 100 calories.

Cycling 🚲 

Biking is another fun way to be active. It also has an adolescent quality to it, as long as you aren\’t on a stationary bike or going on a 30 mile trek.  Some might say adults don\’t ride bikes enough.  It can be a youthful reminder pedaling, balancing and feeling the light breeze.  10 minutes of biking can yield a 100 calorie burn.

Weight-lifting 🏋

Another personal favorite. While it is the least cardiovascular focused form of activity listed, it certainly burns extra calories.  Lifting weights is the gift that keeps on giving if you do it consistently.  Weight training helps the muscles grow. As they grow over time, your body not only burns calories during training, but burns more calories at rest because you are fueling more muscle tissue. If you want to make serious gains you may want to seek the service of a NYC personal trainer. Though on a holiday you may be on your own.  Even NYC personal trainers deserve time off for the holidays. 25 minutes of working out burns 100 calories. 

Choose the activity or activities you\’ll enjoy most.  Enjoy the holiday, the family, the friends and the fitness. 

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Be A Little Better Everyday

Establishing positive daily habits is a powerful way to create long-lasting changes and improve your overall well-being. By incorporating these nine simple habits into your routine, you can positively impact your physical health, mental clarity, and personal growth. Let’s dive into these habits and explore the benefits they bring to your life.

One Hour of Exercise

Engaging in at least one hour of exercise daily helps boost your energy levels, promotes weight management, and strengthens your cardiovascular system. Regular exercise also releases endorphins, improving your mood and reducing stress. If you aren’t sure how to get started, hire a personal trainer.

Two Liters of Water

Staying properly hydrated by consuming two liters of water per day promotes healthy digestion, enhances cognitive function, and supports overall cellular health. Water also aids in flushing out toxins from your body and helps maintain healthy skin.

Three Cups of Tea

Drinking three cups of tea, such as green, herbal, or black tea, provides a host of benefits, including antioxidant protection, improved digestion, and enhanced immune function. Tea can also help relax the mind and reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

Four Colors on Your Plate

Including a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables in your meals ensures a broad range of essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. The vibrant colors indicate the presence of beneficial phytochemicals, which help reduce inflammation, support a strong immune system, and promote optimal health.

Five Minutes of Meditation

Taking just five minutes each day to practice meditation can improve focus, reduce anxiety and stress, and promote emotional well-being. It allows you to cultivate mindfulness, gain mental clarity, and develop a sense of inner peace.

Six Songs that Motivate You

Listening to six motivational songs each day can uplift your mood, boost motivation, and provide a positive outlook. Music has the power to inspire, evoke emotions, and drive you towards achieving your goals.

Seven Minutes of Laughter

Laughter is indeed the best medicine. Devote seven minutes to engaging in activities that bring joy and laughter, whether it’s watching a funny video, spending time with loved ones, or reading jokes. Laughter reduces stress, enhances immune function, and improves overall well-being.

Eight Hours of Sleep

Getting a restful eight hours of sleep every night is crucial for your physical and mental health. Quality sleep supports brain function, promotes optimal hormone regulation, and aids in the body’s repair and recovery processes.

Read Nine Pages of a Book

Dedicating time to read nine pages of a book each day enhances knowledge, expands creativity, and improves cognitive abilities. Reading provides mental stimulation, reduces stress, and offers a valuable opportunity for personal growth and self-reflection. Incorporating these nine daily habits into your routine can lead to transformative changes in your life. From physical fitness and hydration to mental well-being and personal growth, each habit contributes to your overall health and happiness. Remember, change happens gradually, so start by incorporating one or two habits at a time and gradually build upon them. Embrace these habits as a lifestyle, and you’ll witness the positive impact they have on your well-being. Start today and embark on a journey towards a happier, healthier you.

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