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  2. 6 Reasons Why You'll Love the Spark Activity Tracker

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    Another great perk is that because it uses a watch-style battery, the Spark Activity Tracker's battery life lasts a really long time (up to 12 months) so you don't have to worry about your gadget dying and not tracking your steps. (I love my Fitbit, but I don't love that I have to charge it at least once a week to keep it working, or to look ...

  3. How to Get Over Feeling Like Everyone Is Watching You Work Out

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    6. Bring a Buddy. From shopping to brunch, friends make everything better. Exercise is no different. In fact, Gelina thinks this is the best way to shake the feeling that everyone is watching. With a good friend by your side, it'll be hard to care if that person across the room is judging your squat.

  4. SparkPeople's features, community and mobile apps closed on August 17, 2021. We'd like to introduce you to SparkAmerica, a new platform we hope you will join to help spread the spark to even more people! SparkAmerica is a national movement and fitness challenge, where you can compete with cities across the nation, work toward personal growth and even win prizes!

  5. 10 Ways to Stay Healthy When Working from Home - SparkPeople

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    Making it a priority to get up and move once an hour will help your health and your weight-management efforts, and it'll even give you a mental and emotional boost to help you get more done. 3. Create a routine. It's easy to get a little loosey-goosey with your routine when you work at home.

  6. 8 Reasons Why You're Not Losing Weight - SparkPeople

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    Just be consistent. Track, track, track. Ask for help and support. And slowly but surely, you will get there. See more: weight loss obesity overweight. If you've made healthy changes and haven't lost the weight you expected, there's a reason. Read this article for the most common reasons why you aren't losing weight.

  7. Why You Should Be Reverse Engineering Your Goals - SparkPeople

    www.sparkpeople.com/resource/motivation_articles.asp?ID=2343

    A souped-up version of Covey's second habit, reverse engineering is an effective way to look at your vision in the macro and break it down into micro goals that set you up for success over time. Step 1: The Brain Dump. The biggest mistake people make when it comes to goal-setting is having several scattered, unrelated goals at the same time.

  8. The Push-Up Test - SparkPeople

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    The Push-Up Test measures muscular strength and endurance, a combination that better reflects your fitness level than strength tests like the one rep max. Besides being dangerous, single rep max tests also require a lot of equipment (bench press or squat rack, barbells, and other weights). A timed push-up test, on the other hand, can be done ...

  9. Why Should I Warm Up Before a Workout? - SparkPeople

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    Here are 10 good reasons. Warming up before you work out will... Increase blood flow to your working muscles, better preparing them for the additional workload to come. Increase the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to your muscles, which prevents you from getting out of breath to early or too easily. Prepare your heart gradually for an increase ...

  10. 50 Non-Food Rewards for Fitness and Weight Loss - SparkPeople

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    1 star for going to the gym three times in one week. 1 star for walking at least 30 minutes. 1 star for walking outside in temperatures below 20 or above 80. 1 star for drinking at least six cups of water per day. 2 stars for drinking eight or more cups of water per day. 2 stars for staying below my daily carb range.

  11. 5 Things No One Ever Tells You About Working Out

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    Chafing, even blisters, can occur because of friction caused by either body parts (like the inner thighs or underside of arms) or clothing rubbing against your skin during repetitive movements. Although chafing can be common in endurance sports, it can happen in a short workout, too.