When it comes to working out and exercise, men
love their toys. And we love to tease men that
they are more interested in playing with the
toys of exercise than in the workouts themselves.
But there is a secret that women keep pretty
quiet if we can get away with it. We like our
exercise toys too.
Women's exercise equipment can become just
as much of a toy to you as a man who may get
obsessed with his golf clubs or scuba gear.
But for women especially, exercise equipment
has to be functional and fit a busy lifestyle.
That is why it's a good idea to put some thought
into the kind of women's exercise equipment
you buy for the home so we get the right thing
that you know you will use.
We all have had it happen and it's a pretty
sad event when you get hooked by some slick
exercise pitch on TV and end up spending an
embarrassingly large amount of money on some
trendy exercise machine for the home. And
then for some reason, you get it home, fool
around with it four or five times and it goes
into a back room or under the bed never to
be seen again.
So what can we do to make sure the women's
exercise equipment you buy is the right fit
for how you really will work out at home.
One big rule that you should embroider on
a pillow is this….
Spending money on
it won't make you use it!
This is a little fib we tell ourselves. We
see that expensive workout machine with those
stunning and phenomenally happy and sexy people
using them on TV and we say to ourselves,
"Well if I just buy this thing, then
having it here will make me use it and then
I will get in shape." Congratulations
because you just became an example of successful
marketing but not successful thinking.
Its time you became the boss of what kind
of exercise toys you are going to buy. And
to take charge of these decisions, evaluate
what you need by these criteria…
• Do you already do that exercise?
• Where will this machine live?
• Do you understand the equipment?
• Will the new machine be easy to use and
fun to use so you come back to it often?
• Can you afford it?
The rule of thumb is, don't buy anything
unless you really need it. If you are already
working out each day and addressing the basic
goals of your workout program, why waste money
on some toy that may not get used at all.
The best exercise toys you can buy are those
you already use. Perhaps you use certain machines
or tools at the gym frequently so you know
they will get plenty of use at home. That
is a good purchase. If you have never seen
this device you want to buy before it shows
up at your house, odds are you may not even
take it out of the box.
Use this kind of critical thinking and sales
resistance when deciding what kind of exercise
toys you will buy to work out at home. Then
when you do make a purchase, you will work
that device every day not only getting your
moneys worth out of it but letting it do its
job of making you a healthier and stronger
woman.
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