Exercise Motivation

Why do many people lack exercise motivation and avoid working out?

With all of the health benefits that exercise provides, why would someone continue to lead a sedentary lifestyle?

For many people, it's because of the negative thoughts and attitudes they have about exercise.

You might think that you're in total conscious control of your behavior, but it's really your subconscious mind that controls your behavior. If you program your subconscious mind with negative thoughts and attitudes often enough, your subconscious mind will guide your behavior based on these thoughts and attitudes.

If you know you should exercise but you can't seem to get yourself to do it, it's most likely because of the negative thoughts and attitudes about exercise that are in your subconscious mind.

No matter how bad you might feel about your poor fitness level, you'll never exercise on a regular basis until you lose these negative thoughts and attitudes and replace them with positive ones. People who work out on a regular basis have positive thoughts and attitudes about exercise.

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