Week 4
The most natural way to increase energy without supplements
and energy drinks is to do exercise. It is a fuel for the energy. The more you
do, the body becomes stronger and more able to increase other activities. Although
I felt recharged after exercise, it took a while because at first I was extremely
exhausted.
The following three things has increased my energy along
with exercise
Sleep/Rest
When I got into this new routine of walking, brisk walking
and jogging I was able to do more, it got so much easier once attempted. I then
thought I could do this consistently as a bit of a fanatic, however this disrupted
my whole energy levels as I burnt out and wasn’t able to continue and became more
fatigued in general. So I went with the rule of after exercising having the
sufficient rest or a day off between workouts. The ample rest gave me the force
to engage in a more powerful training the next time.
Nutrition
The transition of eating better after much indulgence over
the Christmas period was quite challenging, there were so many left over
naughty but nice desserts and snacks and I am strongly a believer of not
wasting. Whilst I continued to snack on high carbohydrates and pastries that
was the main reason for my lack of shredding even a single pound on week three’s
blog furthermore reasons the energy levels could not increase. I have not strictly
changed my diet however the reduction in pastries and increase in oats has made
me feel less bloated and lethargic. I aim to gradually cut out the naughty and
input nutritious food to increase my energy further.
Mindest
Motivation for me is the driving tangible energy booster.
Just by thinking I am going to do a workout enables me to have an instant
booster, I can literally jump up and prepare myself whereas if my thought
pattern was to chill and treat myself to snacks automatically I feel sleepy.
The mind is so powerful that it needs to work with positive creative
visualisation. I visualise a workout, and a weekly routine and magically it
happens, as the energy appears.
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