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<h2>Staying with Your Workout Plan</h2>by CalebLeeOne thing all fitness enthusiasts and body builders face from time to time is lack of motivation. It takes staying power to get to the gym after work when you would rather go home and zone out in front of the boob tube. Of course you know that when you do work out it always makes you feel better, and sleep better, too. How can you stay motivated when you feel like skipping one workout, which sometimes leads to another and another, until we quit going altogether? We know we get great benefits from exercise, not only for our physical well being but mentally, too. Here's some helpful tips to get you up and moving. About Setting Goals: Everyone needs a goal in life. Your exercise program is not different. You could tell yourself "Next week I am going to add X amount of weight to my bicep routine". Now you have something to work towards and you will be more likely to keep at it until you achieve that goal. About Burning Out: You don't need to work out every day of the week. Your body will make more progress towards your goal with a little time off in between workouts. Three times a week works well for most, giving you a day off in between for a full recovery. This recovery time also reduces the risk of injuries. Working out too often, or feeling like you must be in the gym every single day can lead to burn out very fast. Take it from me, I've seen it happen many a time before. Progress is a Process: Make sure to measure your progress from time to time. There is nothing to keep you motivated like knowing that your hard work is getting you somewhere. If you are trying to lose weight, weigh yourself once a week. If you're trying to lose fat and build muscle, measure your BMI. If you're just trying to build muscle, go ahead and measure your biceps. The excitement you'll get from making progress will keep you on track with your fitness plan. If you feel like you can't face going to the gym again, or feel you are in getting into a exercise rut, go ahead and try out these tips. Just remember your goals and stick with it--I did!<h3>About the Author</h3>Fitness expert Caleb Lee will teach you a lot about <a href="http://www.doubleyourgains.com">building muscle</a>. His website will teach you how to <a href="http://www.doubleyourgains.com">build muscle fast</a>. Article Source <a href="http://www.free-article-submit.com">Free Article Submit</a>