Love is…health

This Valentine’s Day, remember that you don’t have to break from your healthy diet. Whether it’s a romantic night with your significant other or a fun night out with friends, you can stay on track with your diet and exercise with these fun ideas:

Enjoy a Massage

This can be a relaxing and healthy option to enjoy on Valentine’s Day. Pamper yourself after a workout or a long day of activities (it is a work day, after all). Massages not only help the body to release toxins and function better, but can also help to release endorphins into the bloodstream which make you feel better.

 

Take a Class

The options are endless: learn a new dance to keep you moving in a dance class or discover a healthy and tasty recipe in a cooking class. There are several types of classes you can take to try something different that will keep you active and on track with your healthy lifestyle.

 

Give the Gift of Health

Cards, flowers and chocolates aren’t the only gifts that are Valentine’s Day appropriate. Give a gift your fitness partner would love, like a sports watch, activity tracker, a yoga mat or their favorite healthy snack. You can also buy accessories such as headphones, a water bottle or that nice gym bag that they’ve mentioned. Presenting these gifts will motivate your partner or friends to stay focused on their fitness goals.

 

 

 

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