What are 3 factors that stop you from exercise that you can change?

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xz_007 [3.2K]3 years ago

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1. TRY TO MAKE *AND STICK* TO A ROUTINE THAT YOU HAVE MADE...

2. TRY TO GET SOME MOTIVATION FROM VIDEOS OR YOUR FAMILY...

3. SET SOME TIME ASIDE TO DEVOTE TO SOME WORKOUTS!

*HOPE THIS HELPS!!*

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