Fitness Motivation

Find fitness motivation anywhere

My fitness motivation is kind of low right now so I need this post to help myself. I hope it can help others that need it too!

This post is a detour from what I wanted to write today because I didn’t finish thinking through my original idea.  But since my fitness motivation is suffering lately, this post came easier to me. So, you’re getting fitness motivation from “I’m trying to get my stuff back together Sam”!

Look for inspiration online 

  • Check out Pinterest, Instagram, fitness sites or friends for motivation; anything that will help you see what you can achieve if you work hard. Whenever you find your motivation disappearing, check them to help. YouTube has so many great workouts for different taste and skill level.
  • Send yourself positive messages for motivation.
  • Take pictures of your journey.
  • Visually track your progress to motivate you further. Imagine what it feels like when you see your before and after results!

Reward yourself

If you’ve completed your scheduled routine for the week, treat yourself to something. Do an at-home spa day, send yourself a congratulations message or do something just for you!

Make yourself accountable

Once you get out of the “phase” stage of working out and into a “lifestyle” change approach, it’s much easier to keep it up. Exercise will feel like less a chore and become part of your routine, just like sleeping and eating. When you make fitness a priority, it becomes second nature and a self-fulfilling prophecy. The more often you do it, the faster results come, and when you see results, you’ll be more motivated.

What are some of your tips to turn workouts into a routine? I need any tips you have!

Check out some more of my fitness tips if you need some more inspiration.

33 Comments


  1. Great post! It’s hard to stay motivated, but by doing these tips, it can be easier! Keep up the great work 🙂

  2. It’s so common for the darker months to affect motivation so don’t be too hard on yourself. Also the pandemic has defo added to that, I struggle hugely!

  3. Thank you for this post! Going into lockdown series 2 episode 1 this was much appreciated!

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      Thank you very much! I’m so glad!

  4. we all go through periods of high and low motivation…your post helps…..thanks….following to stay in touch and read and learn more….stay blessed.


  5. Whatever your age, there’s strong scientific evidence that being physically active can help you lead a healthier and happier life.

  6. This post is right on time! Especially because my motivation slipped a bit due to Gym’s not being open in my state. I know you can workout outside and at home. But it’s just not the same as the gym! I’m glad it’s reopening soon 🙂

  7. Excellent tips Sam! I like “Make yourself accountable.” One technique I use is to get a calendar and mark a big red X through the days I exercise. The goal is to not break the chain of X’s. It helps me to get out there even when I lack motivation. Thank you and take care.



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