"the Inner Game of Health and Fitness" Part 1
Natalie Pyles asked:
” The Inner Game Of Health And Fitness” Part 1
“There is an Inner Game to Everything said W. Timothy Gallwey. He should know, Gallwey has written several books on ” Inner Game” playing. The most popular are The Inner game of Tennis, The Inner Game of Golf, and The Inner game of Skiing. My personal favorite is the one he co-authored with Bary Green, The Inner Game Of Music.
There’s an inner game of Your self- Image when it comes to your Health And Fitness too, and it plays a major role in developing Your Wellness Vision. Let me prove it to you by applying the Inner Game principles to Health and Fitness.
Self One: The Belittler
When you’ve decided and attempted to approach a weight-loss program, diet, or tried to incorporate healthier lifestyle changes in the past and discovered a little voice in your head judging your plan? You might hear it right now. It’s the voice that tells you your plan is good or lousy (usually the latter). You may be used to this well-intended unseen companion that you don’t know he’s there in your head. But he’s there, Believe me. And it’s the inner Belittler called self one in The Inner Game that stops you from exercise, eating, and living fully to enjoy your recreational hobbies, sports, and fitness, etc. Your health and fitness should be approached with ease, flow, and add value and purpose to your life. Don’t let self one the not so good buddy prevent you from exploring whats possible for you. The better you is there you just need to discover it my friend. Go for it take the leap and move towards the better you when it comes to your physical, spiritual, intellectual, and emotional self. Do that which you were born to be and live with joy!
We will explore Self Two: The Master in this two part series of “The Inner Game of Health And Fitness” Bye for now and keep those thoughts Focused on all that you are becoming that is good.
Your Friend In Health & Fitness,
Natalie Pyles
Fitness & Nutrition Expert, Author & Speaker
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” The Inner Game Of Health And Fitness” Part 1
“There is an Inner Game to Everything said W. Timothy Gallwey. He should know, Gallwey has written several books on ” Inner Game” playing. The most popular are The Inner game of Tennis, The Inner Game of Golf, and The Inner game of Skiing. My personal favorite is the one he co-authored with Bary Green, The Inner Game Of Music.
There’s an inner game of Your self- Image when it comes to your Health And Fitness too, and it plays a major role in developing Your Wellness Vision. Let me prove it to you by applying the Inner Game principles to Health and Fitness.
Self One: The Belittler
When you’ve decided and attempted to approach a weight-loss program, diet, or tried to incorporate healthier lifestyle changes in the past and discovered a little voice in your head judging your plan? You might hear it right now. It’s the voice that tells you your plan is good or lousy (usually the latter). You may be used to this well-intended unseen companion that you don’t know he’s there in your head. But he’s there, Believe me. And it’s the inner Belittler called self one in The Inner Game that stops you from exercise, eating, and living fully to enjoy your recreational hobbies, sports, and fitness, etc. Your health and fitness should be approached with ease, flow, and add value and purpose to your life. Don’t let self one the not so good buddy prevent you from exploring whats possible for you. The better you is there you just need to discover it my friend. Go for it take the leap and move towards the better you when it comes to your physical, spiritual, intellectual, and emotional self. Do that which you were born to be and live with joy!
We will explore Self Two: The Master in this two part series of “The Inner Game of Health And Fitness” Bye for now and keep those thoughts Focused on all that you are becoming that is good.
Your Friend In Health & Fitness,
Natalie Pyles
Fitness & Nutrition Expert, Author & Speaker
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Watching Health and Fitness Videos For A Fitter You
Jefferson Good asked:
Health & Fitness Videos are a great tool in promoting the topic. It is not the only method of doing this, but videos are without doubt a more popular and easy tool for individuals to utilize for learning about this theme.
The reasons for videos being used to do this are simple, as the video format is simple easy to use and follow, and the information that needs to be demonstrated visiually (such as various excercises), can be done easily where another method, such as a book, would fail. Most health and fitness videos are avaliable on video sharing websites such as YouTube.
They will come in a variety of formats, and as such target specific types of viewer. This may be that the clips are or are not in a series, which sometimes says much of the nature of the video in terms of a serious message. Many of these videos rarely exceed 10 minutes, so will usually cover very little, or a solitary one of the area(s) of the topic, meaning a more in-depth view.
The level of detail may have an effect on the popularity of such videos, as will obviously be different levels of interest for different people, so the nature of the video could be a deciding factor for the amount of viewers it gets. It is fair to say that a most people would rather be entertained than informed, but if a person is serious about the topic, they will watch a video that is likely to help them.
This is a key reason as to why such videos can affect those that watch it, as the ones that ’scare’ the viewer statistics often makes them consider their lifestyle and perhaps improve themselves, which would mean that the videos have done thier job. It is good that the videos that can do this, as some people do need the information much more than they realise, but overall the viewers must not let such videos have an ultimate influence on their desisions.
These informative videos can greatly affect the way people think about their health, as they will usually ’scare’ a responsive action from the viewer by virtue of unpleasant facts and stats. In turn, it will generally help the audience to consider their health options and improve themselves for the ‘better’, which is what the videos will want to achieve. It is good that the videos can make people think where it is needed, but there should be reassurance in that no-one is ‘perfect’, and that the viewers should not come to dramatic conclusions and decisions.
Overall, nonetheless, the majority of individuals do not get heavily influenced by them, and rather live a regular life with only a limited level of direction on health and fitness, which is perhaps best, as long as that they recognise what they are doing and are conscious of potential dangers and able to combat them. The topic is very debatable on the grounds of making individuals afraid and paranoid of their selections, but it must be stressed that it is, generally, their decisions that lead to their thoughts of a healthy, natural, and balanced way of life.
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Health & Fitness Videos are a great tool in promoting the topic. It is not the only method of doing this, but videos are without doubt a more popular and easy tool for individuals to utilize for learning about this theme.
The reasons for videos being used to do this are simple, as the video format is simple easy to use and follow, and the information that needs to be demonstrated visiually (such as various excercises), can be done easily where another method, such as a book, would fail. Most health and fitness videos are avaliable on video sharing websites such as YouTube.
They will come in a variety of formats, and as such target specific types of viewer. This may be that the clips are or are not in a series, which sometimes says much of the nature of the video in terms of a serious message. Many of these videos rarely exceed 10 minutes, so will usually cover very little, or a solitary one of the area(s) of the topic, meaning a more in-depth view.
The level of detail may have an effect on the popularity of such videos, as will obviously be different levels of interest for different people, so the nature of the video could be a deciding factor for the amount of viewers it gets. It is fair to say that a most people would rather be entertained than informed, but if a person is serious about the topic, they will watch a video that is likely to help them.
This is a key reason as to why such videos can affect those that watch it, as the ones that ’scare’ the viewer statistics often makes them consider their lifestyle and perhaps improve themselves, which would mean that the videos have done thier job. It is good that the videos that can do this, as some people do need the information much more than they realise, but overall the viewers must not let such videos have an ultimate influence on their desisions.
These informative videos can greatly affect the way people think about their health, as they will usually ’scare’ a responsive action from the viewer by virtue of unpleasant facts and stats. In turn, it will generally help the audience to consider their health options and improve themselves for the ‘better’, which is what the videos will want to achieve. It is good that the videos can make people think where it is needed, but there should be reassurance in that no-one is ‘perfect’, and that the viewers should not come to dramatic conclusions and decisions.
Overall, nonetheless, the majority of individuals do not get heavily influenced by them, and rather live a regular life with only a limited level of direction on health and fitness, which is perhaps best, as long as that they recognise what they are doing and are conscious of potential dangers and able to combat them. The topic is very debatable on the grounds of making individuals afraid and paranoid of their selections, but it must be stressed that it is, generally, their decisions that lead to their thoughts of a healthy, natural, and balanced way of life.
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