A home workout is better than nothing, but if you really want to get the benefits of exercise that will help your ADHD, the gym will be more effective.
How to Find Your Creative Flow
If you’re feeling stuck in accessing your best ideas and finding flow in your work, this proven method will open the tap of your best ideas.
How to Exercise Consistently — Even When You Don’t Know What to Do
For people with ADHD, not knowing what to do is often the barrier to doing anything. Here’s how to exercise consistently even if you don’t have a plan.
3 Reasons to Work Out in a Gym
Yes, a home workout is better than nothing. That said, here are 3 reasons why getting to a gym will give you a better and more effective workout.
The 3-Part Framework for Consistent Workouts (No Motivation Required)
Motivation is a fickle friend. This 3-part framework will help you create a consistent workout routine—even when motivation doesn’t show up.
When “Just Showing Up” Isn’t Enough
There are times when it’s enough to show up and just move your body. But eventually that’s not enough if you want to actually make progress.
Two Essential Components For Peak Performance
An ineffective warm-up can overload your system and drain your energy, sabotaging both your workout and the rest of your day. Discover the two essential components of an effective warm-up that supports your performance — in the gym and beyond.
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