Working out is often random and unstructured. While working out is great for general health, it doesn’t necessarily lead to specific, measurable progress/results. But training intentionally is goal-oriented and strategic. It’s about having a plan and working towards a specific outcome, whether it’s building muscle, improving endurance, mastering a skill, or getting a personal best. Every workout serves a purpose and fits into a larger framework! Intention drives decisions about exercises, reps, rest periods, and recovery. Instead of just “getting it done,” you’re training by measuring progress and adapting as you go. Why train intentionally? 👇 ✅ Get real results: When you train with intention, every rep, set, and exercise is designed to work towards your specific goals, making your efforts more effective. 📉 Avoid plateaus: A structured plan challenges your body progressively for continuous improvement. 🩹 Minimize risks: Intentional training emphasizes proper form and progress to reduce the chance of injury compared to random workouts. Both working out and training intentionally have value, but if you want lasting, meaningful results, intentionality is key! Don’t know where to start to take your goals seriously? Join my 1:1 coaching, 🔗 in bio. . .
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