Saturday, April 2, 2011

5 Ways To Tweak Your Emotions For Better Exercise Sessions

By Katherine Crawford


Constantly pushing the envelope during your workouts is the best way to continually get results. It's not easy, but it will get you results.

And one extremely powerful way to push the envelope is with emotional modification. You see, your body works at maximum capacity when it has a high emotional load.

Thus, here is how to amplify your emotions for groundbreaking workouts:

1. Prime your psychological pump with routine: It will be much easier to tap into your emotions if you exercise at the same times week in and week out. You see, your body is more apt to release key substances if you have regularity in your workout regimen.

2. Have some caffeine: A little caffeine can go a long ways here. It gets your adrenal glands to secrete stress hormones which can help facilitate maximum power output. Just make sure you aren't desensitized to caffeine or this won't work very well.

3. Mentally agitate yourself: Now humans are very complex, you are very complex. So experiment with different methods here. Some people have success with meditation, others like to watch a motivational clip and others like to listen music. Pick the method that works best for you and use it right before exercise.

4. Increase blood flow: Not only does this get the mechanical elements of your body ready for exercise, but it facilitates the transport and uptake of key substances that are released with your emotional preparation. It's not just about getting the chemicals in your bloodstream, it's also about expediting their transport.

5. Replenish your stocks: The best way to replenish your stocks is by getting quality sleep every night. You see, all these different chemicals get reassembled and regenerated when you are going through the different sleep stages.

Emotional manipulation is a key ingredient for having the best workouts your body can handle. So don't wait to take action here because those that wait let their dreams vanish into thin air!




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