“Pressure is a privilege.”-Billie Jean King

This motivation is about remembering that some pressures are a good thing, and we are privileged to be pushed in our lives.

Meredith

“Pressure is a privilege.”-Billie Jean King
This motivation is about remembering that some pressures are a good thing, and we are privileged to be pushed in our lives.
Meredith

A podcast discussing wellness for seniors, fitness trainers and healthcare industry with enriching topics such as physical and mental wellness, nutrition, positive spirits and motivation for a healthy and active lifestyle.

Senior Fitness With Meredith

A podcast covering a wide range of health topics for seniors with enriching episodes dedicated to physical and mental wellness, nutrition, positive spirits and motivation for a healthy and active lifestyle.

A podcast covering a wide range of health topics for seniors with enriching episodes dedicated to physical and mental wellness, nutrition, positive spirits and motivation for a healthy and active lifestyle.

Senior Fitness with Meredith

This motivation is about remembering that some pressures are a good thing, and we are privileged to be pushed in our lives.

Pressure - MWM#228

Staying motivated throughout the year to exercise can be challenging. There are many things in life that can easily sideline you in your efforts like a busy schedule, illness or just not feeling up for it everyday. These things are all normal and yet somehow, you know inside that you should choose to exercise when possible. Luckily there are a few tips on how to set goals that motivate you to exercise that will actually work.

In This Episode You Will Learn:

1). How the first of the year is a typical time to reflect on what you'd like to accomplish in the new year but in reality, these tips can be used year round.

2). Some of Meredith's personal experiences coaching others and her feelings when she saw her clients setting goals and staying excited about getting back into exercise.

3). Why setting small attainable goals is always better than setting larger goals.

4). How allowing yourself to celebrate your small wins makes a big difference in keeping you motivated throughout the year.

5). Why it's important to understand that adjusting your goals as you go to is normal and shouldn't be looked at as failure.

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We hope the suggestions in this episode are helpful to you if you are having trouble staying motivated to exercise. This is common and happens to everyone who tries to stay active. Knowing that there are helpful ways to keep your motivation alive is important. This will help you continue to embrace an active lifestyle now and into your later years.

Team Meredith

Staying motivated throughout the year to exercise can be challenging. There are many things in life that can easily sideline you in your efforts like a busy schedule, illness or just not feeling up for it everyday. These things are all normal and yet somehow, you know inside that you should choose to exercise when possible. Luckily there are a few tips on how to set goals that motivate you to exercise that will actually work.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
1). How the first of the year is a typical time to reflect on what you'd like to accomplish in the new year but in reality, these tips can be used year round.
2). Some of Meredith's personal experiences coaching others and her feelings when she saw her clients setting goals and staying excited about getting back into exercise.
3). Why setting small attainable goals is always better than setting larger goals.
4). How allowing yourself to celebrate your small wins makes a big difference in keeping you motivated throughout the year.
5). Why it's important to understand that adjusting your goals as you go to is normal and shouldn't be looked at as failure.
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We hope the suggestions in this episode are helpful to you if you are having trouble staying motivated to exercise. This is common and happens to everyone who tries to stay active. Knowing that there are helpful ways to keep your motivation alive is important. This will help you continue to embrace an active lifestyle now and into your later years.
Team Meredith

In this episode Meredith is sharing 7 different ways to set fitness goals that will help keep you motivated.

7 Ways To Set Fitness Goals To Motivate You

“No one is useless in this world who  lightens the burden of another.”-Charles Dickens

This quote reminds us that we all have a purpose and use, because we all touch another whether we know it or not.

Meredith

&ldquo;No one is useless in this world who&nbsp; lightens the burden of another.&rdquo;-Charles Dickens
This quote reminds us that we all have a purpose and use, because we all touch another whether we know it or not.
Meredith

This motivation reminds us that we all have a purpose and use, because we all touch another whether we know it or not.

Burden Lightened - MWM

Experiencing physical limitations as you age is a normal process for everyone. We may not always be able to do the things we used to as we get older and accepting this reality can be difficult for some. Many older active adults have physical limitations that could have been caused by many things including past injuries, illness or normal wear and tear. Making sure you are OK with these changes and accepting them gracefully will help contribute to a longer and healthier life.

In This Episode You Will Learn:

1). Why we decided to dedicate an episode to this important topic and some of the emails and feedback we get from our subscribers regarding their struggles of dealing with physical limitations.

2). How easy it can be to overestimate the amount of energy required to do a workout especially if you've been away from exercise for a while or have struggled with past physical challenges.

3). How our attitudes about why we exercise can change over time and why that can be a good thing later in life.

4). How dealing with physical limitations over time can affect your mental and emotional state.

5). The importance of prioritizing the big picture and long game when it comes to aging and your physical limitations.

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We hope the tips we suggested in this episode are helpful to you or someone you know who may be struggling with their physical limitations and the mental and emotional toll that it can take. Being OK with this is key to becoming the best aging version of yourself and believing that YOU are still all you need.

Team Meredith

Experiencing physical limitations as you age is a normal process for everyone. We may not always be able to do the things we used to as we get older and accepting this reality can be difficult for some. Many older active adults have physical limitations that could have been caused by many things including past injuries, illness or normal wear and tear. Making sure you are OK with these changes and accepting them gracefully will help contribute to a longer and healthier life.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
1). Why we decided to dedicate an episode to this important topic and some of the emails and feedback we get from our subscribers regarding their struggles of dealing with physical limitations.
2). How easy it can be to overestimate the amount of energy required to do a workout especially if you've been away from exercise for a while or have struggled with past physical challenges.
3). How our attitudes about why we exercise can change over time and why that can be a good thing later in life.
4). How dealing with physical limitations over time can affect your mental and emotional state.
5). The importance of prioritizing the big picture and long game when it comes to aging and your physical limitations.
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We hope the tips we suggested in this episode are helpful to you or someone you know who may be struggling with their physical limitations and the mental and emotional toll that it can take. Being OK with this is key to becoming the best aging version of yourself and believing that YOU are still all you need.
Team Meredith

In this episode Meredith is sharing five helpful ways to accept your body limitations as you age.

Pressure - MWM#228

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