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Why You Shouldn't Treat Fitness As An Event

Writer's picture: Laura  QuidatoLaura Quidato

Treating fitness as an event rather than a continuous journey can have negative implications on your overall well-being. When fitness is approached as a one-time occurrence, it often lacks sustainability. People tend to fixate on achieving a specific goal or milestone, such as running a marathon or reaching a certain weight. However, once the event is over, motivation dwindles, and old habits resurface, causing fitness levels to decline.


Furthermore, treating fitness as an event sets unrealistic expectations. Fitness transformations take time and consistent effort. By adopting a long-term perspective, you can set realistic goals, appreciate small victories, and acknowledge the incremental progress you make along the way. This mindset fosters a healthier approach and prevents disappointment and discouragement from unrealistic timelines.

Fitness is not just about physical appearance or achieving performance goals; it encompasses a broader concept of overall well-being. By treating fitness as an ongoing process, you prioritize mental and emotional health, as well as social aspects. Neglecting these essential elements by focusing solely on a single event can lead to an imbalanced approach to your health.

Additionally, regarding fitness as an event hinders personal growth opportunities. Approaching fitness as a lifelong journey encourages exploration of different exercise types, trying new activities, and continuously challenging oneself. This mindset cultivates curiosity, adaptability, and ongoing self-improvement.


Finally, treating fitness as an event can pose health risks. Individuals may resort to extreme measures like crash dieting or excessive exercise in their pursuit of quick results. These practices can lead to nutritional deficiencies, overuse injuries, burnout, or disordered eating patterns. Embracing fitness as a lifestyle prioritizes balance, sustainability, and long-term health.


In conclusion, viewing fitness as an ongoing journey rather than a one-time event promotes sustainable habits, realistic expectations, holistic well-being, personal growth, and long-term health and happiness. By committing to a continuous approach to fitness, you foster positive habits, nurture your well-being, and maximize your potential for long-lasting success.


Motion, Muscle & Mindset,

Coach Asaya


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