If you’re searching for a reason to move your body, just think about
how great you will feel about yourself afterwards. Nowadays, the impact
of exercise-boosted morale is vastly perceptible all over social media. A
study in the Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology revealed
that increased physical activity led middle-aged women to perceive
their level of attractiveness and physical condition in a much better
light.
Learn how to gain self-esteem that will truly last with our three-step routine:
Step 1: Acknowledge your current situation.
Step 2: Take action instantly and explore different areas of sports.
Step 3: Reveal your confidence to the world.
Several fitness experts have also expressed their views regarding this topic.
Darren Treasure, PhD on behalf of Nike SPARQ Training Network
People who stick to an exercise program successfully are more likely
to feel sure of themselves and their own physical ability; for example,
getting in the habit of walking, running, or swimming. Eventually, these
improved feelings extend to a person’s overall sense of confidence and
wellbeing as they experience enhanced body image and increased
self-esteem.
Jeff Croswell, Fitness Trainer, NASM Elite
Working out and seeing your body change will help change your
attitude towards yourself and life. When you start feeling good about
what you have achieved, your entire perception changes.
Michelle Cleere - Sharecare Fitness Expert, PhD
If you set attainable and realistic goals, you will be able to
accomplish them and feel more motivated and determined. This increase in
enthusiasm and confidence will also spill over into other areas of your
life.
Chris Patrick, Fitness Trainer, NASM Elite
Sports can make one stronger both mentally and physically. Knowing
that someone is a stronger person both inside and out can lead to
increased self-assurance. Do you know what can be a terrific builder of
poise? Doing something positive for your body and improving the way you
look and feel.
James Conroy, Fitness Trainer, NASM Elite
Confidence comes from assuming control, taking action, and enjoying your successes.
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