The practice of delaying things until the very last minute, or procrastination, is a widespread issue that many of us deal with. Procrastination can cause tension, low productivity, and a perpetual feeling of strain. It can involve putting off crucial decisions, work responsibilities, or family ...

We all know the feeling. You are dressed and fed, with a gym tote in hand, everything ready to go, besides you. Whether it’s driven by fear, nerves, or a lack of energy, you are struggling to make those crucial steps out the door. But don’t fret! Your attitude isn’t beyond repair, and you aren’t ...

If you're looking to get more out of your workouts, you're not alone. Many of us hit a point where it feels like we're not making progress, no matter how hard we try. But the secret to better results isn't just about working harder; it's about working smarter. This means changing up your routine, ...

In our relentless pursuit of well-being, the world of fitness has emerged as a dynamic frontier, with strategies, trends, and advice promising transformative results. However, science is still the one constant among the abundance of fitness routines. The science of fitness is the unshakable ...

Taking care of your mental health and looking after your physical health work together. It’s essential to take time to invest in both activities and turn them into daily routines. Imagine a less-stressed life and the benefits it could have for you? Sometimes I still think I’m beginning my health ...

If you work out regularly, there will be times where you hit a plateau. Try as you might, you don’t seem to be getting better, faster, or fitter at the pace you want to. This can be frustrating, especially if you have a big competition or event coming up that you are trying to train for. Fret not, ...

In the grand scheme of things, the psychology of sports performance is fairly new. Early roots can be tracked to 1898. Norman Triplett was studying competitive and solo cyclists. He found that those competing had better times compared to the soloists. Edward W. Scripture was a psychologist at Yale ...

Goal setting is a popular psychological technique used to enhance performance and success, increase motivation, and to monitor progress. It can be applied to all aspects of life including professional, sporting, and personal settings. S.M.A.R.T.E.R is an anagram for the framework of goal setting to ...

Ups and downs are a given when it comes to our motivation levels. According to a relatively recent study conducted in the United States, nearly two thirds of adults who make New Year’s resolutions, set themselves fitness goals, and a whopping 73% of those eventually give up on them. Whatever the ...