Boost Your Energy and Focus Through Exercise
This program leverages the body's neurochemical pathways to boost energy and focus through exercise. It emphasizes compound exercises, core muscle engagement, and incorporates principles of habit formation and behavioral economics for long-term adherence. The program also addresses individual differences and includes considerations for mental and physical well-being.
Program Modules
Understand Adrenaline Release and the 'Sweet Spot' of Exercise Intensity
Learn how exercise triggers adrenaline release through parallel pathways, impacting both body and brain. Discover the optimal intensity for maximizing energy benefits and avoiding adrenal fatigue. This module includes a short quiz to assess your understanding.
Understand Adrenaline Release and the 'Sweet Spot' of Exercise Intensity
DailyLearn how exercise triggers adrenaline release through parallel pathways, impacting both body and brain. Discover the optimal intensity for maximizing energy benefits and avoiding adrenal fatigue. This module includes a short quiz to assess your understanding.
“Exercise gives us energy...when we move our body, the adrenals release adrenaline...”
Engage in Compound Exercises for Optimal Energy
Perform compound exercises that work multiple joints simultaneously, focusing on core muscle engagement. This module includes instructional videos demonstrating proper form.
Squats
DailyPerform 3 sets of 10-12 repetitions. Watch the instructional video before starting.
Deadlifts
DailyPerform 3 sets of 5-8 repetitions. Watch the instructional video before starting.
Push-ups
DailyPerform as many repetitions as possible (AMRAP).
What You'll Accomplish
- Understand the neurochemical mechanisms behind exercise-induced energy boosts.
- Implement compound exercises for enhanced physical and cognitive benefits.
- Develop a sustainable exercise routine to improve energy levels and focus.
- Learn strategies for maintaining long-term motivation and overcoming obstacles.
- Understand the importance of individual differences in response to exercise and motivation.
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