5 Tips to Help You Stay Fit


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Like many grad students, it seems like I never have enough time to do everything on my todo list. More often than I’d like, my exercising suffers for this lack of time. Here are a few simple tips to help you achieve your fitness goals:

  1. Take the stairs as often as you can. While taking the stairs is not always an option, like with a group or when you’re in a hurry to go to the tenth floor, it
    is a good habit that helps you stays healthy, one step at a time.
  2. Exercise at your desk at least once a day. WebMD has a good article on exercises you can do at or around your desk.
  3. Run. Running is cheap (all you need are good shoes and a pair of shorts), effective and easy to fit in your schedule, plus you can listen to audiobooks or recorded lectures if you insist on multitasking.
  4. Do push-ups. Push-ups require no equipment at all, which fits perfectly the student budget. Want a program to follow? Check out one hundred pushups
  5. Use exercise bands. They’re cheap, small (especially important if you live in a dorm) and can be used for a total body workout. I use them while watching TV.

Want to read more about fitness? Check out my favorite fitness blog, Get Fit Slowly.

Thera-Band Latex Free Exercise Band

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2 Responses to “5 Tips to Help You Stay Fit”

  1. Interesting site, but much advertisments on him. Shall read as subscription, rss.

  2. Great tips. People need to realize that every little thing is one step towards a healthier you. Nobody changes their life over night and sticks with you, you have to take baby steps. Thanks!

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