Can you still find running entertaining
when outside is raining cats and dogs?
Summertime is over and days are shorter,
you don’t have time for anything but the most important things like work,
family, university.
Is there any possibility to go out with friends after the
long, exhausting day at work?
Autumn is
not the best season to start doing exercises and doesn’t give us many
opportunities to go for a walk or to spend some time outside as there is a grim
weather and the only thing that you are thinking of is to rest on your comfy
couch under the fluffy blanket with a cup of hot tea or chocolate. What about sport? During the summer you had 3 or 4 hours per
week to go out and do some jogging, when august was about to end you were
thinking of wearing your new running pants and a new jacket.
What has happened now?
Do you feel overwhelmed and there is nobody in the world that could drag you
out of your warm house? Yes, I know what you mean…
And that’s why I have some advices and tips
for you today to help you along:
1.Don’t panic. Once you get out
of your house it’s only going to be better. Put on your nice, comfortable
clothes and remember your attitude and motivation is a clue point in here. Try to think about the feeling when you are
already running.
2.
Be visible! Remember that now the days are getting
shorter and wearing bright clothes will help you stay visible.
3.
Try to do your workouts in a
group; I can assure you that this is one the best motivators. If 2 people want
to go jogging, you won’t stay home alone. Moreover, this will be a great
opportunity to spend some time together.
4.
Think about all the romantic
scenery in the rain ;)
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There is nothing
better than a quick run in the forest full of colourful leaves when you are
really stressed and you feel too weak to go out of your bed.
You are right, exercising can get us out of the autumn gloom and make us feel fully alive. Thanks for all your good advice :)
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