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The Case for Starting Small

Daryl
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Hey there. Fitness doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, the simpler it is, the easier it is to stick with it. Instead of chasing the latest programs or perfect strategies, focus on building a routine around your preferences. Consistency is the foundation for lasting results.

The science and data might sound impressive, but they don’t matter if you can’t sustain the process. You also don’t live in a lab. Your program has to fit your actual life.

Start with small, manageable habits, and gradually challenge yourself as you build consistency. The key? Make it something you actually enjoy, so it becomes part of your life instead of just another short-lived program.

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