Does anyone wake up early in the morning and work out?

Question

I am thinking about starting a work out regimen at 5:00am because I have to be at work at 7:30 am. Do you think it is it possible. Is anyone else doing the early morning workouts? Advice?

Answer 1

ABSOLUTELY the best time to workout..first of all, it's done!  It will speed up your metabolism(you'll burn more calories), you will get an endorphine high from excercising for at least 1/2 an hour or more, and best of all you will increase your self-esteem, by feeling in control of your life, by accomplishing this simple, but highly effective routine.  if you can do it outside, even better!

Answer 2

if you want to try my solution then connect your mobile with speakers.

as it will sound so high that it can wake up anyone.

or say some one to wake you up.

or use alarm clock. a big one.

Answer 3

Yes, this is a good idea. When it's the morning- you'll feel refreshed and more motivated to do your workout instead of coming home from work and not wanting to do it because you're tired out.

You should make sure you get the same amount of sleep as usual, though (possibly even more than usual), so you don't get tired out when you're at work.

When I was still living at home with my parents, my mum would get up early everyday before work and would go for a jog around the local park for about 30-40 minutes. She said it would motivate her for a days work, plus it was also good because the majority of people in the park that early in the morning were working out, too, so I guess she avoided the embarrasment of having to exercise in a public place while it was busy!

It will be very good for you- you should definetly give it a go- even if you only do it for a week-long trial just to see how you feel about it.

Hope this helps and good luck! (:

Answer 4

if you can try to do it you can do this.

Answer 5

yeah what he said .. u need to eat before u work out or you'll faint (:

Answer 6

I've heard from everyone who does it that it's the best time and they get the most out of their workout in the morning. I guess if you try it and give it a week or two before deciding that it isn't for you.. you won't be hurt. I know it takes 30 or more days to establish a habit. Just try it out if this is something you are serious about.

Answer 7

Believe it or not, the morning is actually a pretty good time to start your workout. However, keep in mind that when you wake up, your body hasn't had food for a good 6-8hours depends on how long you slept. You need a little breakfast to kick start your metabolism before you exercise.