So many people make New Year’s resolutions to lose weight or get into
shape. Unfortunately, most of these people have given up or forgotten
about that resolution after only a month or two. Now that summer is
quickly approaching, people are scrambling once again to lose those
extra pounds or tone their trouble areas before making a public
appearance in their bathing suits.
As you probably already
know, there is practically an app for everything. Luckily, there is an
endless number of apps for weight loss, ranging from calorie counting to
exercise assistance to general health tips. So whether you are looking
to get back on track with your New Year’s resolutions or simply do
better with your current weight loss or health goals, here are three
apps we’ve chosen for you that will be sure to help you along your
journey.
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Many of us may have noticed a shift in fashion in modern years - and
some of us may also be culprits! While activewear used to be reserved
for nights at the gym, it’s now become part of mainstream apparel. Those
who don’t work out at all might even have a hefty supply of activewear.
But what is driving this trend, and why has activewear become so
popular in recent years?
Many Americans choose to exercise for not only the pleasure of doing
so but also to stay fit and healthy. But many of these same folks find
that their fitness routines aren’t achieving the results they so desire.
Whether you’re feeling bored, suffering the consequences of minor
fitness-related injuries on a regular basis, or simply seem to have
plateaued in your results, there are some likely culprits to your
routine. Here are five of the most common fitness mistakes that can keep
novices from achieving their full potential.