September 28, 2016
Fall Fitness: 5 Tips You Need

1. Use the weather to your advantage.
Outdoor exercise is that much more enjoyable when the temperature is a bit cooler. Going for walks, hikes, bike rides, even rollerblading – not only do they provide great exercise, but they also present plenty of opportunities to let your feet and/or wheels take you somewhere you've never been before. Before it gets too chilly, it can also be a great time to hit up the beach, as it will be far less crowded!2. Try something different.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to ballet dance? Tap dance? Play tennis? Incorporate a new type of activity into your exercise, such as kickboxing? Many facilities start new classes in the fall, so take a look at what's happening at some of your local gyms and recreational facilities and you might just find your new favorite fall fitness activity!
3. Move while you're watching TV.
The fall season sees our favorite TV shows returning, as well as the premiere of new shows you might just fall in love with. As is apparent in numerous gyms, TV is a perfect pairing with many types of exercise that don't require super intense concentration or focus. So if preparing to enjoy some new TV this fall, fitness freak or not, pair it with some cardio to make the most of your time – and you might just become a fitness freak yet! Don't forget to make the most of commercial breaks to get some push-ups or sit-ups in as well.4. Be prepared for darkness.
Getting your workout in outdoors is one of the reasons we love fall so much, but there is a catch: darkness arrives earlier at night and stays later in the morning, so it's important to be aware of your surroundings. The most important tips are to wear reflective workout attire and make sure to bring a flashlight.