3 Simple Suggestions For Fitting Exercise into Your Busy Schedule

Everybody wants to exercise their body, But not everyone has the time to do it.

There are many health benefits of exercise, way many than we can ever cover in one post like this one however, we’ve gone pretty wild to list a few of them below:

It keeps you fit
Helps you stay in good shape.
Burn excess or un-needed calories living inside of you.
Makes you look young
Exercise prevents heart disease
Exercise prevents osteoporosis and many more other benefits.

While everybody wants to do it, reap the benefits of exercise… Not everybody has the time.

The simple solution might be able to create a or join simple fitness program like this one called PiYo.

Instead of ignoring exercise altogether, you could do some moderate exercise for better fitness or completely read this post for suggestions on integrating excercise into your busy schedule.

Think of exercise like you think of a major task in the office.

Break it up into tinier components. Instead of spending two hours in the gym or in the tennis court like your friends do, ask your trainer to divide your workout program.

Take these three suggestions into consideration as they’ll be of great help if you’re struggling with taking exercise serious with your busy schedule.

Do 30 minutes of exercise four times a week

This could be just about any of the exercise for example 20 minutes cardio, 10 minutes weights (1 muscle group, e.g. legs) should do.

Also see: The Superhero No Equipment Exercise Moves

Do 30 minutes of exercise three times a week

This is just like suggestion one however the exercise you have to do has been reduce to three times a week. Here’s an example of how you could break em down.

Mon: 20 minutes cardio + 10 minutes stretching.
Tues: 20 minutes weights (2 muscle groups, e.g. back and abdominals) + 10 minutes of cardio.
Wed: 20 minutes cardio + 10 minutes of Weights (two muscle groups, e.g. triceps or chest, biceps or shoulders)

Do Excercise For 20 minutes, 5 days a week.

Again, another suggestion that could work, See example below:

Week 1: all cardio
Week 2: weights
Week 3: Cardio on Mon/Wed/Fri
Week 4: Weights on Tues/Thurs

Then repeat the entire cycle when you get to the second month. See? as easy as that.

Ideally, one should gradually increase the frequency or intensity, or both. But if you’re busy, and definitely can’t spare more than 30 minutes a day, then increase your intensity.

This means if your cardio involves the treadmill, take the notch up 1 level (if you started with level 3, go on to level 4 on month 2).

You may choose to go over this simple morning workout challenge that consists of these simple moves. The best part? You can complete em all in just ten minutes to keep fit.

Here they are: