Workout Motivation For Older Men – 5 Tips To Get And Stay Motivated When You Are Older

In this video, I tell you how to get and stay motivated when you’re a little older and live a busy, productive life.

Do you need some workout motivation? Some workout motivation for men? More specifically, workout motivation for older men? Here’s some fitness motivation tips. Not just tips, top fitness motivation tips. I have some effective fitness motivation techniques that will get you going.

Here’s what I explain:

1. Focus on your RESULTS (and not just the process).

2. Get clear on WHY you’re committed to being healthy and fit. Remind yourself often as to WHY you take care of your health. Connect to the emotions you want to experience and the ones you want to avoid.

3. Remember that doing something is always better doing nothing.

4. Keep on keepin’ on. Stay in your pattern. You won’t need to start flat when your motivation comes back.

5. Even when you don’t feel like working out, you can still eat the way you should. Even when you don’t eat the way you should, make sure you still get to the gym. Don’t have every facet of the health and fitness process fall apart when you’re not as motivated as you want to be.

BONUS TIP: Simple and effective strategies and systems won’t tax your limited amount of willpower, focus, energy, and time as much as complex, time-consuming ones that really only make a slight difference (if any) do. You’re more likely to get and stay motivated with simple strategies that work. Always remember that complex doesn’t always mean better.

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Fill it out thoroughly. When you do, I’ll reach out to you by email, text, and maybe even a personal phone call. I take the time to personally welcome the most committed men who join our special circle of older men with busy, productive lives.

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    At 62 years old, Skip La Cour is the world’s #1 authority for Workouts for Older Men, Longevity for Older Men, and Personal Development for Older Men. La Cour helps older men like you get in shape. He is the creator of the Age Optimization System and a six-time national champion drug-free bodybuilder. He helps men who are a little older become their best both inside AND outside of the gym. Feel free to email Skip at any time at [email protected] with your questions and comments. Or, call (925)352-4366.

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