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A training log is any kind of record you keep of your workout. Whether using your log to keep track of things on paper or digitally, tracking time, movements, or workouts – a training log can help keep you motivated and get in the shape.
On Monday and Thursday, complete a lower body workout. On Tuesday and Friday, complete an upper body workout. Your rest days are Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Since you are working out lower and upper body twice per week, target all muscle groups.
Distance (in miles and tenths for running, walking, or cycling, and in laps or meters for swimming) Time (in minutes, seconds, or fractions) Intensity (in pounds, for strength training) Other details (like split times, when helpful)
LET'S DIVE INTO OUR GAP METHOD Step 1: Set your Goal. Even if you are just exercising to maintain your fitness, you have a goal, 'maintain your fitness. ' Step 2: Record your Action. Start by writing down the whole workout. Step 3: Review Your Progress. Keep Specific Notes About What Worked and Failed.
Starting Your Fitness Plan Step 1: Ease into it. Step 2: You don't have to do it all at once. Step 3: Start with something low impact. Step 4: Manage your expectations. Step 5: Schedule physical activity into your daily plan. Step 6: Track your progress. Step 7: Set a reasonable goal.
Here are a few tips on how to start a fitness journal and keep up with it: Pick a Journal You'll Use. Start With Your Goals. Track your Food Goals and Intake. Keep Track of How Often You Exercise. Write Down Your Emotions. Make It Visually Appealing. Make it Part of Your Schedule.