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Listen to Your Body

• If you’re not used to working out every day, be mindful of your limits.
• If you feel pain or discomfort while exercising, rest before continuing. Pushing through the pain is not a good idea, as it can cause injuries.
• Remember that working out harder and faster is not necessarily better. 
• Taking the time to progress through your fitness program can help you maintain your routine in the long term and make the most of it.
• Be sure to stay hydrated, eat a balanced diet, warm up before exercising, cool down afterward, and listen to your body.

Warm Up

It’s important to warm up before your workout. Doing so can help prevent injuries and improve your athletic performance. It’s vitally important with clients. It can also improve your flexibility and help reduce soreness after your workout. Simply start your workout with some aerobic exercises like arm swings, leg kicks, and walking lunges. Alternatively, you can warm up by doing easy movements of the exercise you are planning to do. For example, walk before you run.

Cool Down

Cooling down is also important because it helps your body return to normal. Taking a couple of minutes to cool down can help restore normal blood circulation and breathing patterns and even reduce the chance of muscle soreness. Some cool-down ideas include light walking after aerobic exercise or stretching after resistance training.