
New Week - New Newsletter! Week 8
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But remember, it’s completely normal to feel this way! Try not to be too hard on yourself if you aren't at your best every single day or if you occasionally miss a session. Consistency over time matters more than perfection. Prioritize maintaining those valuable routines you’ve worked so hard to build, aiming to include a few workouts each week to keep momentum going.
If you’re looking for practical strategies on how to stay committed, here are some approaches that can help keep motivation high:
1) Any activity is better than none. If making it to the gym isn’t possible, consider a brisk walk after work, perhaps bringing a partner or your dog along. If you need something at home, even walking up and down the stairs several times can elevate your heart rate—it may look simple, but it’s highly effective.
2) Keep things interesting by mixing up your usual routine. Try out new online workouts, consult with a personal trainer for fresh ideas, change your running route, join a dance class, or check out group fitness sessions at your local gym. Refreshing your approach can bring new excitement and energy to your new week fitness plans.
3) Find a workout partner. Training with someone increases accountability and adds an element of fun and connection, boosting your willingness to show up for each other.
4) Plan ahead. Scheduling your workouts makes it easier to stick to them. When you know what you’re doing and when, it becomes part of your weekly rhythm.
5) Create a motivating playlist. The right music can have a powerful impact, giving you an extra boost to tackle a tough session or squeeze in one more set.
With January just around the corner, remember how inspiring the surge of motivation can be at the beginning of a new year! Soon, gyms will be buzzing with renewed enthusiasm as we all set new goals. For now, focus on staying optimistic. A smile and a positive mindset go a long way—winter will pass before you know it.

Fitness Tip of the Week:
Burpees are a form of High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), proven to be one of the most efficient ways to improve overall fitness and metabolic health. One of their great advantages is flexibility: you don’t need any equipment, and you can scale the challenge up or down depending on your fitness level, making them perfect for any environment, from the gym to your living room.
Plus, adding burpees to your training will get you noticed—they’re intense, impressive, and an undeniable test of functional fitness. Challenge yourself with creative burpee workouts like Death by Burpees and take your workouts to the next level. Give burpees a try this new week and experience the benefits for yourself.

Supplement of the Week:
Scientific studies have shown that spirulina can help balance cholesterol by lowering LDL (“bad” cholesterol) and raising HDL (“good” cholesterol), potentially support healthy blood pressure, and may enhance muscle performance and endurance. These features make it especially good for you if you’re focused on fitness and recovery. Incorporating spirulina into your