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I Tried 30 Different Workouts In 30 Days, And This Is What Happened

After more than two years of inconsistent workouts (thanks a lot, Netflix), I randomly decided to challenge myself to attempt 30 different workouts in 30 days. If this sounds insane, it’s because it is. It’s also one of the best things I’ve ever done. As someone who tends to stay inside her comfort zone when it comes to fitness-I generally find a class and stick with it like glue for years-it was incredibly daunting to try a new, unfamiliar workout every single day. When it came to physical comfort though, it wasn’t nearly as painful as I thought it would be. In fact, it wasn’t bad at all. Though I basically dreaded my workouts every single day, once I conquered a class, I felt better than I had in months, maybe even years-not just physically but mentally too. It might well be true that exercise has the same effect on happiness levels as an anti-depressant. There were many, many days I wouldn’t have bothered with a workout if I hadn’t made this (work-related) promise to myself, and now that it’s completed, I wish someone would make me do it all over again. I highly recommend you grab a ClassPass and try your own 30 Day Challenge. I can almost guarantee it will change your life. If you do, use #30DayChallenge to help us all stay motivated!

YogaGlo

Studio: Yogaglo Class: Self-Love Is The Answer

About the workout: YogaGlo is a global community that allows people from around the world to participate in an online yoga experience through HD videos led by world-renowned instructors. It’s the perfect app for practice on the road. Users can stream or download up to 10 classes on their device. The app also has a Find Your Class tool that helps users discover new options to fit their energy level, mood and schedule.

My experience: At-home workouts don’t normally work for me, as I tend to just wimp out whenever I get fatigued. However, because I was working out every day, I didn’t quit, even though no one was watching me. I really liked this flow, and I found it to be both challenging and re-centering. Maybe I’m becoming a yogi after all!

Tip from the studio: Access the YogaGlo app by downloading directly from the site for $17.99. It’s compatible with iPhone, iPad or Android, and new users get a 15-day free trial.

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Source: thezoereport.com

Posted on: November 10, 2016