Why would someone choose to workout everyday?

Question

I mean, i just want examples like "to raise their metabolism.."

Do not copy and paste long answers. i have better things to do than to read them, so i won't.

Answer 1

First and foremost, those who really workout hard will tell you it's a life style... it is.

It raises your metabolism yes.
It helps fight depression.
It keeps your body physically and emotionally healthy.
Raises self esteeme.
I love it, it's my hobby.
Keeps your immune system working.

Answer 2

It's really not a great idea to work out seven days a week. The body needs time to recover and heal. The best gains come from that. Anyone who insists on workout out every day may be a bit OC. :) They prolly think more is better, which isn't true.

Answer 3

Some people are addicted to it. Others like the social atmosphere. Atheletes follow strict regimens that include very heavy workout days and easy warm-down days.

If you're doing it just for looks and health, 6-7 days a week is totally overkill.

Answer 4

I love to workout, I'm preparing my body to be a proper Personal Trainer that my trainees can fully trust.
But yes it does raise you metabolism, strengthens your body, gives you stamina, gives a better mobility to your body.

Answer 5

NOTE: I realise this article may offend some people, but I believe that you want to hear the truth about weight loss rather than some watered down
"feel-good" version of the truth!

I receive hundreds (yes, hundreds) of questions every month with this general theme... "HEEEELP... I'm doing all the right things but I'm still not losing weight." After talking to hundreds of these people over the years, I've come to a few general conclusions. Keep in mind that these are generalizations, but they would apply to over 97% of people in this situation.

1. The vast majority of these people (I call them "non-losers") are not exercising anywhere near enough (if at all)! You can only decrease your caloric intake so much. Your other alternative is to increase your caloric expenditure. You can write this in stone - ** VERY FEW people are successful at losing weight *AND* keeping it off without exercising almost everyday!!

If you're having trouble losing weight, 20 minutes of exercise three times a week isn't going to cut it! Most people who tell me they are *really serious* about losing weight are not willing to do what it takes to get where they want to be. If you're not willing to make exercise a *serious* priority in your life, your chances of succeeding at losing weight and keeping it off are VERY small!

If you're having difficulty losing weight, I would recommend that you average at least 30 minutes *everyday*, ideally an hour.

2. Most "non-losers" that are exercising are not weight training. Weight training is *critical* to maintaining your muscle mass and tone. If you're not weight training while trying to lose weight, you will lose muscle mass and tone and your basal metabolic rate will decrease causing you to burn fewer calories 24 hour-a-day!

3. "Non-losers" are actually consuming about 600 calories more per day than they think they are. Recent research with a large group of "non-losers" determined that they were significantly under- estimating the number of calories they were consuming on a daily basis. If you're not sure, write down everything you eat for a few weeks.

4. "Non-losers" want *instant* results. When it doesn't happen they either give up or go on some crazy diet. You HAVE to be resolved to the fact that it WILL take time!

5. "Non-losers" are actually consuming more fat than they think they are. Limiting fat intake to 25 to 35 grams per day is critical for "non-losers".

6. "Non-losers" are notorious for skipping meals! This is really bad news because it slows your metabolism causing you to burn fewer calories 24 hours-a-day.

7. "Non-losers" consume far too much sugar or refined carbohydrates such as white rice, white (non whole wheat) flour products, white (non whole wheat) pastas, colas / soft drinks, sweetened drinks, and the hundreds of products that contain added sugar.

8. Some "non-losers" don't want to give up their alcohol. Alcohol is a triple whammy - it stimulates your appetite, slows your metabolism, and it's loaded with calories! Enough said.

9. Many "non-losers" consume far too few fruits and vegetables.

10. Many "non-losers" always eat until they're full. Practice stopping before you're "full" and see how you feel 30 minutes later. You will probably feel satisfied by then.

11. Many "non-losers" are not willing to simply put out some effort and be self-disciplined. They expect weight loss to just happen - it won't.

Weight loss is VERY difficult! Simply put, If you don't want it bad enough to do what it takes, it's NOT going to happen. If you really want to lose weight, quit playing around with it. Get serious about it and make it an absolute, non-negotiable priority in your life - and it will happen! Still can't get motivated call us and we will design a program that will help you achieve your goals. So stop being a "non-loser" and become a successful weight loser.

Answer 6

I don't know, just some stupid consept of all people being a size 2! I work out just every other day. It really not recomended that you work out every single day though!! lol Have a great day!

Answer 7

more convenient to do many shorter workouts daily

Answer 8

its somthing to do , and i love working out next to sweaty hot women

Answer 9

to look hot and fit

Answer 10

to get fit and get skinny