How to Justify the Benefits of Training
Fitness training can be difficult, inconvenient and time-consuming. It can also put you at risk of injury if performed incorrectly. If you are thinking of exercising, however, the benefits far outweigh any negatives. Not only does exercise training increase your strength and reduce your fat content, but it also has benefits that are less evident, including reduced risk of numerous chronic diseases, increased balance, stronger bones, and even improved mood and mental health. Keeping in mind these benefits makes it easy to justify the benefits of training.
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Highlight the weight loss benefits of training. Exercise helps burn fat and this can improve your health and even decrease your mortality risk. Exercise and weight loss help reduce blood pressure and lower cholesterol levels and improve cardiovascular health. Other benefits include a decreased risk of diabetes and certain types of cancer.
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Be aware that resistance training helps increase your lean muscle mass. Muscle strength can help you with every day activities from carrying the groceries to holding your children.
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Note that resistance training also helps strengthen bones, reducing the risk of osteoarthritis. This type of training can also reduce symptoms and improve your bone strength if you are already suffering from osteoarthritis.
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Point out that both cardio and strength training help improve balance as well as strengthen your joints. Both these benefits reduce your risks of injuries and falls.
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Emphasize the effects of training on your mood and mental health. Exercise releases endorphins, improving your mood and preventing depression. It also helps you sleep better, giving you more energy and increased focus.
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Tips & Warnings
Speak to your doctor before beginning a new or intensive exercise regimen.
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