It's a funny thing, depending on who you ask, fitness can be defined in so many different ways.
Ask your everyday weight lifter and they'll tell you fitness is about big muscles and how much you can bench or bicep curl.
Ask a distance runner and they'll tell you fitness is about shaving time off of their distance; getting faster
Ask a yoga enthusiast and they'll talk about being able to hold a certain pose for a period of time.
Ask a mixed martial arts fighter and they'll tell you fitness is a combination of things, ranging from cardio conditioning, to flexibility, to a certain level of physical strength.
You know who is right?
They all are!
That's why it's so important that you be clear about what fitness means to you. Because if your idea of fitness matches the mixed martial artist, running long distances and being concerned about shaving time off your best is probably not going to give you the results you want.
If you're serious about wanting to achieve your goals, it's hugely important that you pick workouts and eating programs that support your efforts.
I suspect if you're reading this blog then your goal is not the same as a distance runner, nor a yoga enthusiast. You want to get out of pain, or transform your body now!
For those of you looking to get lean in as short a time as possible, check out this link: The End to Ordinary Cardio.
Need more motivation and an alternative cardio routine? Check out this link: The Ultimate 8 Week, HITT, For Fat Burning Program.
And since I like to over deliver quality information, here's one more for the record: Jump Start Your Metabolism
The above 3 links should get you in shape quickly, still in time to show off your transformed body.
So --
Get On Track and Stay On Track!