JULY 16, 2021″With practice, over time you can learn to improve how well you bounce back from life’s setbacks and grow from these experiences.” — Jarrett W. Richardson III, M.D.Move Your Body32 fun ways to burn caloriesExercise doesn’t have to feel like a chore — there are a variety of fun things to do that are also calorie scorchers. The chart in this article shows the estimated number of calories you can burn in one hour doing a range of activities, such as hiking, bowling, jumping rope and ballroom dancing. Find out how your favorite activities measure up, and get excited to move!Try these exercise ideas »Overcome Obstacles
Understand your eating triggers
Do certain situations, moods or times of day prompt you to overeat? Prevent overeating and keep your diet on track by learning how to deal with common temptations and dangerous scenarios. Creating awareness about your food challenges is the first step in overcoming them. Now put down that doughnut and read on.
Be proactive with these tips »Today’s Fitness Tip
Eat breakfast for a workout boost
If you exercise in the morning, get up early enough to eat breakfast — ideally one hour before your workout. Most of the energy you got from dinner the previous night will already be used up, and your blood sugar may be low, which could cause you to feel sluggish during your exercise session. No time for breakfast? Have a small snack and then refuel after your workout.
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