Setting realistic fitness goals: SMART method
Setting realistic fitness goals can be hard if you don't make a detailed plan. It's important to focus on things that are achievable and aren't totally out of your reach. One way you can use to make a practical fitness plan is by using the SMART method. The SMART method stands for specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time bound. S pecific- When setting goals, you need to clearly state what you want to accomplish. It's important to identify what exactly you want to accomplish, how you're planning to do it, and why it's important. An example is, "I want to lose weight." This is too broad. Instead, your goal should be, "I want to lose x number of pounds by doing x." M easurable- Your goals should be trackable. It's easiest to track progress with numbers or important milestones. You can do this by tracking workouts, using fitness apps, and even taking progression photos. An example is, "I will run 2 miles wi...