
Some benefits of morning exercise include:
·A boost of energy! A morning jog can give you a feeling of physical energy for hours.
·A clear head. Your mental acuity improves, so you’re able to stay sharp on your feet for whatever is thrown your way.
·Burn more calories throughout the day. Kick start your day with a trip to the gym, and you’ll raise your heart rate and metabolism, which will stay revved up throughout the day.
Don’t let work stop you from squeezing in a midday workout. This way you can:
·Regulate the amount of food you eat for lunch. A brisk walk and healthy lunch will leave you feeling refreshed (and sans a guilty conscious had you scarfed another slice of pizza at your desk).
·Also, a workout in the middle of the day can help stop you from reaching for sugary snack in the late afternoon and beat that afternoon slump.
·Release any pent up tension, and improve blood flow so you can bring your focus (and sanity!) back to help you get through the rest of your day.
For you who really come alive at night, there are definite advantages to working out in the evening including:
·Your perceived exertion is at its lowest. This means, you may be able to work out harder or faster because you don’t feel yourself to be working as hard.
·Less chance of injury. Your muscles are already warmed up and flexible from the day.
·Great way to release stress from work, school, or home.
In the grand scheme of staying healthy, making your workout a consistent part of your day is more important than what time of day you choose to sweat.





