Summary
Kickstarting a workout journey can be easy and empowering with a clear workout plan and the right mindset. This blog walks you through five simple steps to make fitness a part of your lifestyle, including setting goals, starting slow, and finding support through a gym buddy or trainer.
Starting a Workout Journey: 5 Simple Steps to Jumpstart Your Fitness Routine
Starting a workout journey may seem daunting, but with a determined mindset and a strong workout plan, you can transform your lifestyle for the better.
And your workout journey doesn’t have to be boring—try adding some flair to your routine with stylish gym wear from the SQUATWOLF Essential collection.
However, before we dive into the cuts, colors, and the overall look of the entire collection and how it could suit your workout journey, first let’s talk about 5 simple steps to start your journey.
5 Steps To Start Your Workout Journey
These five steps to starting your workout journey can help you transition from a mundane lifestyle to a stronger, healthier you.
With a clear workout plan and the right motivation, you can reach your muscle and fitness goals without feeling overwhelmed.
1. Know The Why
Before starting out your workout journey, you must find out the “why”. Why do you want to start your journey? Is it to gain muscle, lose weight, manage your stress, improve your heart health or a combination of all of the above?
Once you answer this question, you’d be able to start your workout journey with a set goal in mind and it will be easier for you to fulfill said goal.
Add a complete body workout plan in your daily routine.
2. Don’t Wait, Just Start
Our lifestyle is centered around phones, laptops, and TVs. Outdoor activities have reduced and we spend most days sitting on the chair or couch.
Because we live a simple and consistent lifestyle, it can be tough for people to get out of their comfort zone. Most of us keep saying “we’ll start tomorrow” and this is the trap that you don’t want to get stuck in.
If you want to start, you must start right away. Before joining a gym, start by walking for half an hour.
You can also burn your calories at home with a full body workout.
3. Start Slow and Small
Starting small and slow is the way to go. It is perhaps the only way you’ll stick to your workout goals long-term otherwise there is a chance you might overwhelm yourself.
Don’t just join the gym and start lifting weights on day 1. Start with walking on a treadmill, and maybe cycle for ten minutes. Start easy.
Try few easy exercises at home to begin your workout journey.
4. Consult With A Trainer
If you don’t know where to begin, asking for help from a personal trainer at your new gym is the best way to go about it.
You can go for a one-time consultation, or take a few training sessions. Even a couple of sessions will prove to be valuable to your fitness journey.
5. Gym Buddy
The best way to start your gym journey is with a friend. You can encourage each other to go the extra mile in the gym, or stick to your workout goals. There are so many benefits of working out with a friend.
Read here to know the benefits of having a gym buddy as your cheering squad.
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Key Takeaway
Starting a workout journey can be simple and fulfilling with the right mindset, workout plan, and support system. By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to meeting your fitness goals and building strength, endurance, and resilience.
And remember, the right gear can keep you motivated along the way. Take that first step today and let each workout bring you closer to the lifestyle you envision.
FAQs
What is a good workout schedule?
A good workout schedule usually includes 3–4 days of exercise each week. You can start with two days of strength training and two days of cardio, like walking or cycling. Rest on the other days to give your body time to recover.
How do I start my workout journey?
Start by choosing a few simple exercises, like walking or bodyweight movements, and set small goals, like 15–20 minutes per session. Gradually add more time or exercises as you feel stronger