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Starting a Fitness Program: Motivation

Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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6. Staying Motivated. Staying motivated is easiest with a partner, someone to work out with and call when you need nutrition support. But do some research before picking one: If your partner loses motivation easily, it will make success very difficult.

Family and peer support is also important. Research has shown that if you have support, success is likelier -- and we want you to succeed! eDiets members can enjoy 24/7 support in our interactive Community, with more than 80 support boards, mentor programs and one-on-one help. Click here to learn more about eDiets great Community.

Another key element to staying motivated is having fun. Make your workouts fun by adding variety. Take up tennis or join classes at your gym; keep changing your workouts to stay interested.




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