As I get older I am more aware of the importance of rest. I find that I need two and even three days between strenuous workouts. Listen to your body! The old saying about no pain no gain is outdated and an invitation for injury which would sideline your fitness program. So enjoy your day of rest. Follow these suggestions and you're be ready to hit the gym refreshed and invigorated tomorrow.
I have yet to meet many adults who weren't interested in staying healthy, but each of us being unique find are own paths. Perhaps it begins with our parents telling us to do certain things like eat a good breakfast, or bouts of illness we experiences during our lifetimes. I believe that keeping healthy is amazing when it comes to quality of life, not always in terms of longevity. As far as I know there are two things we can't choose, when we are born, and when we die.
I also think many unhealthy choices are out of our control, the air we breathe, the chemicals in the food we ingest, our genes, and the viruses we acquire unknowingly from others. It would seem that what is considered good for us today, might be frowned upon in the future. Therefore becoming paranoid about a person's health could be an exercise in futility. Here is what I mean in these terms.
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