1: It improves self-esteem because the norm expects you to be healthy,
active, and fit. You can with confidence walk around showing people you
take care of your body. With popular opinion aside, you also personally
feel better because you aren't lazy, and you are able to get things
done. You also rest easy that you have a lessened chance of health problems.
2:
Being physically fit improves and builds relationships, because by
being fit, you attract people by showing you are capable of getting things done and being responsible. You look good, which is also a good bonus. It frees up most of what you are able to do. Referring back
to question 1, you are able to do more things with less energy, and you
are likely to be more involved in life and responsibility. You also can
pass on your secrets of a healthy lifestyle to your friends, relatives, or strangers, and help them on their journey.
3:
Physical activity and sports are scientifically proven to provide a
wide range of lifelong benefits. No question. By being fit, your body
has healthy blood flow, you develop muscles instead of fat (which is
good for the body), and you have more energy. Overall, your body is happier. Physical body aside, your mental health is also good. Exercising can be an outlet for your mind, whether its thinking or getting your mind off of something. A result of which can help you sleep better. It improves your self-esteem which lowers depression and relieves stress.
Community-based organizations (CBOs) which operates within the given locality insures the community with sustainable provision of community-service and actions in health, educational, personal growth and improvement, social welfare and self-help
Your BMR: This stands for the basal metabolic rate that actually represents the minimal number of calories that your body burns while resting. This is the absolute bare minimum that you must consume so that your body can burn these calories on breathing, digesting food, and other involuntary actions.
