Become Motivated to Exercise using Hypnosis
How can hypnosis help you to become motivated to exercise?
First of all, I’m a firm believer in exercise. No matter what kind of job we
have, we don’t work as hard as in say, colonial days. I go to the Maple Syrup
Festival at the Audubon Bird Sanctuary every year and they show how people in
colonial days made maple syrup. We just don’t work that hard anymore. So we
need to exercise more in this day and age.
Exercise has so many benefits. It helps manage stress,
anxiety, depression. It boosts your immune system and helps you to sleep
better. It produces endorphins which make you feel good, like you want to take
on the world. Take note of how you feel before you exercise, and how you feel
when you’re finished. I remember watching Jack LaLanne on TV when I was a kid.
Remember his exercise program.
Through hypnosis, you can motivate yourself to exercise by
being constantly reminded of the benefits of regular exercise. You can make
exercise a regular habit, like brushing your teeth. You feel good when you
brush your teeth, you feel bad when you don’t. You feel good when you exercise,
you feel bad when you don’t. We like to move towards things that make us feel
good.
While in hypnosis, you can see an image of “another you” who
is motivated to exercise because of all the benefits it produces. You can then
merge into that “other you”. You can project your thoughts into the future,
seeing yourself in the future enjoying the benefits of exercise and seeing how
your body has changed after only a few months of regular exercise. What you see
and think about your subconscious mind will want to do and become.
You can motivate yourself with words like you do with things
that you are motivated to do, associating exercise with something else that you
like to do; all by tapping into the power of your subconscious mind.
About Tony
Longobardi, Certified Hypnotist. Tony has a private hypnosis practice in
Phoenixville and is a member of the Phoenixville Chamber of Commerce.
Certified in
Clinical Hypnotism by the National Guild of Hypnotists, he teaches self-hypnosis
classes at Owen J. Roberts Adult Education in Pottstown and the Widener
University Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in Exton.
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