It’s time to make the impossible, possible!
Did you know exercise is not only good for our bodies but for our brains too? Regular exercise has shown to improve our brain health as exercise increases the flow of blood to your brain encouraging your brain cells and the connections between them to grow! Exercising regularly also helps improve brain function and reduces cognitive decline. If that isn’t enough to get moving, we don’t know what is!
Drink plenty of water
Make sure you are regularly drinking water throughout the day, whether you are training or not. Make sure you always have a water bottle close by to quench your thirst!
Sleep well
Catching plenty of Zzz’s? Sleep is essential for recovery and to ensure you have the energy and motivation to keep going!
Eat well
A well balanced nutritious diet is essential to fuel your body and training. A balanced diet will help you build muscle and support a healthy mind. They go hand in hand!
Set goals
To help keep you motivated it is great to set realistic, achievable goals! Start small and gradually build up as you start to become a fitness fanatic.
Gradual fitness
Monitor your improvement by tracking your exercise sessions. It is important to gradually build up your training to avoid injury, burnout or boredom!
Have fun
Find exercise activities that interest you! It is important you find exercises to help keep you motivated.
Before you start any new exercise regime, please consult a doctor and/or fitness instructor. They can advise how to exercise safely and effectively. Please ensure you are following the current government guidelines when exercising.
Feel free to get in touch with us for more support with your training. We’re with you every step of the way!
And remember, your kilometres make the world of difference to those living with dementia, their families and carers.
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