I used to be in shape, playing soccer, basketball and running track. Since then, I’ve been rather lazy, not exercising regularly or at all. I can tell a huge difference in my body from back then and how I am now.

I was fit, and it felt great knowing I wouldn’t get winded after just a short run. Now, I’m completely out of shape, and to be honest, I don’t like it.

I’ve gained weight (not that you can tell), my metabolism is low, and I feel downright LAZY.

Simply put… being out of shape sucks!

I’ve recently mustered up enough motivation to start running again and working out. Trying to get back my 6-pack is seemingly challenging, but I’m always up for a challenge. I just want to feel fit again and be able to keep up in pick-up games of football or basketball without getting out of breath 5 minutes into a game.

Can you relate?

Not only is exercise something that everybody should practice, but it’s also great for your overall health. If you work from home, you probably have 30 minutes that you could spare to incorporate exercise into your daily (or bi-daily) routine. I mean, when you really think about it, you’re never THAT busy. There’s always time for the stuff that you make a priority, and exercise should be one of them.

Reasons to Exercise Daily When you Work from Home

Aside from the obvious benefits I’ve already stated, exercising regularly has subtle benefits as well that you may not realize.

If you’re like me, after staring at your computer screen for hours, you may tend to get tired. Not only may you get tired, but I guarantee your legs and body overall are stiff. For one, this is bad, and you should never spend more than 2 hours at your computer without getting up and moving around, if not less time than that.

I tend to get tired more so after I eat lunch. I’m sure I’m not the only one that has this problem. When this happens, I simply start exercising and moving around. When I get back to the computer, I’m much more alert, and my mind can focus better. See how exercise can help?

I’ve noticed that if I go for a run before lunch, I’m a lot less tired throughout the afternoon, and I’m more alert about what I’m doing, and I can accomplish more.

As you can see, incorporating exercise into your daily work from home routine has many more benefits aside from the obvious.

I’m proud to say that today (the day of writing this post) I ran 2 miles. Of course, I’ve been working up to it for the past week or so. It felt great, and I’ll be happy to do it again as it will become easier and easier each time.

So, what are you waiting for? Get exercising!

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