Founding partner at LIFE ON FITNESS. I'm a fitness enthusiast (not a fitness 'professional'). Being massively obese, I started my fitness journey at around the age of 14. It wasn't the cool thing to do yet, and didn't even know what my life was missing. It only got better as I researched, tried, studied, and tested evermore fitness elements and knowledge. I write my thoughts with the hopes of inspiring even one person to achieve their life goals as well as their fitness goals. But most importantly enjoy and get the best out of life.
Less has always been a tough concept for me. The more I get into it, the more I want to do. Fitness is about finding what works for you. Here’s why I’ve decided this is my next challenge.
While these studies are interesting and almost exciting in the sense that they may justify us eating seemingly unhealthy foods by determining them to be potentially healthy in one way or another, they also open the floor to bigger questions about what part of our health we really care about.
Even with the mental preparation of knowing that the challenge will continue, it’s still a struggle. It’s coping within the tunnel while moving towards the light at the end of it that is critical.
I’m not much of a runner, nor do I really enjoy it or should I say previously enjoy it. But I’ve developed some personal tricks and hacks that have got me to easy and enjoyable 5 and 10ks.