24 Motivational Quotes for Fitness and Weight Loss
Stay motivated with your weight loss plan or workout routine with these 24 popular quotes and sayings.
ASHLEY MACHA June 17, 2013
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1 of 25 - Get 'thinspired'
We all need a little positive reinforcement every now and again.
Whether you're trying to drop a few pounds or looking to train for your first 5K, embrace these 24 motivating health quotes and sayings to keep you on track.
2 of 25 - Love your body
Having confidence and positive mental health about your body is a great way to stay motivated about your workout regimen.
So, silence that inner critic and don’t be afraid to strut your stuff at the gym.
3 of 25 - From couch to comfortable
Begin with simple goals that make you feel good. Start by walking or jogging at a pace that feels comfortable.
There are even apps to help you condition and get from the couch to your first 5K.
4 of 25- Well-rounded plan
Eating the right combination of superfoods, such as fresh produce, whole grains, lean protein, and low-fat dairy will give your body the energy it needs, protect you from chronic diseases, and may even whittle your waist.
In addition, giving your fitness routines the time and dedication needed will also help speed your fitness results.
5 of 25 - Beautiful behind
For those of us who sit at a desk all day, it’s important to get up and stay active.
Spice up your glute workout and tone your tush by using props, like a chair in this Standing Glute Toner, or using your legs doing kicking movements in this Flying Side Kicks move.
6 of 25 - Challenge yourself
Doing the same workout or eating the same meal might be convenient, but for the results you want, it’s good to spice up your regimen and try different fitness activities, like hula hooping or ballet.
7 of 25 - Give today your all
Whether you’re trying to lose weight, lower your stress level, or looking for new ways to eat healthy, each day is a new day to tackle your goals.
These 31 strategies may help you along the way by boosting your mood (and even metabolism).
8 of 25 - Steps to get stronger
Your muscles might be shaky, sore, and sensitive today, but tomorrow, they’ll be strong, sleek, and slim.
You'll feel great from the inside out!
9 of 25 - Being toned is in style
Being strong doesn’t necessarily mean bulky muscles and ripped abs.
Create a tight, toned body by doing “bulk-free” exercises, such as the Monkey Push, Triceps Down Dog or Dancing Half Moon Kick
10 of 25 - No-regret workout
No matter how big or small the workout, you’ll feel energized, strong, and confident afterward.
11 of 25 - Power of perspiration
Work up a good sweat doing your favorite workout, whether boxing, running, or strength training.
12 of 25 - Mind over matter
Sometimes, your brain can be your own worst enemy. Keep yourself mentally sharp (and thinking positive thoughts) by snacking on nuts, adopting a Mediterranean cooking style, and getting plenty of sleep.
13 of 25 - Work up a sweat
Don’t be afraid of a little sweat during your workout.
Be prepared by staying hydrated and choosing the right pre- and post-workout liquids to fuel your body and help your muscles recover, such as water, sports drinks, or chocolate milk.
14 of 25 - Just go
You don’t have to run a sub two-hour half marathon or do a set of bicep curls in under one minute to be successful and achieve your weight-loss goals.
Do what feels comfortable and natural, and always remember: Slow and steady wins the race!
15 of 25 - Hard work pays off
The key to working out to lose weight is to actually stick to your workout. It’s easier to dedicate yourself to a fitness activity when it’s something you enjoy.
Tone up your way by mix and matching these easy moves.
16 of 25 - Give it your all
Embrace your sore muscles! Know that every achy body part is becoming healthier and stronger.
Don't forget to stretch your muscles to help recover and gain more flexibility.
17 of 25 - Work for excellence
We know how hard it is to eat healthy all the time and stick to a workout plan. It's work!
But, the more you do something the easier—and more enjoyable—the moves become. The same goes for healthy eating. We know you can do it!
18 of 25 - Healthy food, happy body
That craving for a bag of Doritos can be satisfied with the click of a vending machine button. But, the feeling after eating them might not be worth it.
Trade in that craving for a delicious fat-burning snack or workout session with your friend for more long-term and healthier results.
19 of 25 - Smart eating
Fast food and many pre-packaged foods and snacks contain high levels trans fat, sugar, sodium, and carbs.
Choose whole foods such fresh fruits and veggies, whole grains, and lean proteins to help lower your fat, sugar, and cholesterol intakes.
20 of 25 - Believe in yourself
Each person has their own time and pace when it comes to working out, losing weight, or adopting healthy cooking styles. That doesn’t mean you can’t do it, though!
21 of 25 - Win when you lose
Whether you're on a 1400-calorie diet, doing fat-burning exercises, or working to eat more superfoods, bask in the fact that the more pounds you drop, or areas you tone, the more you're winning!
22 of 25 - Remember your goals
We've all had moments of weakness during a workout or while trying to adhere to a healthy meal plan. The trick is to remember those key reasons you started in the first place.
If you're getting fit for your family, or trying to do activities together, make an inspiration board with positive sayings and photos to look at for motivation during weak moments.
23 of 25 - Taking the first step
Once you take the first step of a workout, the rest just seems to fly by. The first step can even be easy. Begin with a walking program to build endurance, then move to jogging and running.
24 of 25 - No more mental games
Your body knows it can do it, but sometimes it takes your brain a little longer to process the information.
Don't let anything or anyone—even yourself—stand between you and your goals.
25 of 25 - Work hard at your dreams
Don’t be afraid to shoot for the moon—even if you fail—and tackle your goals. The feeling you’ll get once you accomplish them is so much better than the feeling you'll get letting your dreams pass you by.
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