Catch Me If You Can
The importance of fitness.
Vithura Kunarathnam
Medical Secretary and Biller
United States
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It’s crunch time with bikini season just right around the corner. I for one am not even close to that “summer body”. Oh yes, I am a chocoholic. Chocolate/dessert being the solution to literally all my problems, I’ve got love handles and a tummy I love to flaunt but at the same time definitely would like to see gone. I initially joined Planet Fitness. It was going well but I felt that my workout was not as efficient as it could be. Targeted workouts and weight lifting and proper form was all just foreign to me. So who really knew if I was doing it right. And of course as soon as I felt tired or didn’t feel like running a mile I would just stop. I needed something more. My uncle had then recommended Orange Theory Fitness (OTF).

It is by far one of the best self investments I’ve made. OTF is an hour workout designed to maintain a target zone that stimulates metabolism as well as increases energy. How? Based on heart rate, this workout allows me to not only push myself to maximum intensities within the hour but allows me to burn calories post workout. It’s a full body workout revolving around endurance, strength, and power. The best part is even being a group workout I still get the attention of an experienced personal coach who tweaks movements based upon my abilities.

When you’re stressed, in pain, or if it’s that time of month for the ladies, it’s not a coincidence that most of us have chocolate cravings. Chocolate causes the brain to release chemicals called endorphins which makes us feel good. Now endorphins are also released during physical activity such as exercise. I for one could be having the worst possible day but after a workout not only do I feel energized I feel a sense of positivity. We all have hectic schedules with work and other responsibilities. However, its just as important to squeeze in some sort of physical activity a few times a week. Whether it’s hitting the gym or working out at home or even going for a run, just do something! Working out is key to a healthy mind, body, and life.

It’s more than just achieving a summer body. It’s about building a lifestyle. I’ve committed myself to a diet and workout plan. Who’s with me? Stay tuned for updates and feel free to share any tips you may have! xoxo

Vithu ❥

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“Small daily improvements are the key to staggering long term results.”

 

 

 

 
Vithura Kunarathnam
Medical Secretary and Biller
United States
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