Fitness Level is More Important Than Body Weight

Your fitness level may be more important to overall health than body weight when it comes to life expectancy. We sometimes get caught up in the number of pounds lost and lose focus on the more important benefits of fitness.

Improving or even just maintaining your fitness level can help you live longer, regardless of whether your body weight has stayed the same or even gone up. One’s fitness level has more of an impact on cardiovacular disease, and ultimately, mortality, than a change in pounds. You, therefore, should continue to exercise even if you are not seeing overt physical changes. Don’t get me wrong, you will eventually reach weight goals through  proper diet and exercising but the main objective should be overall health.

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SPECIALTY Strength Training, Body Sculpting, Boxing, Conditioning, Martial Arts, Self-Defense CERTIFICATIONS AFTA, 1st Degree Black Belt OTHER Kickboxing, Boxing Instructor I am a AFTA certified personal trainer with a 1st degree black belt in Taekwondo and an extensive background in both boxing and martial arts. I currently teach several group fitness classes including Body Sculpting, Kickboxing, and Interval Training at Federal Hill Fitness and Mt Vernon Fitness. I specialize in body sculpting and weight management. Come check out my SweatBox Class to re-energize your weekly workout!
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One Response to Fitness Level is More Important Than Body Weight

  1. I exercise every single day. I do it because it makes me feel PHENOMENAL and it’s only a perk that it keeps my body in shape!

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