I’m really excited because tonight we’re resurrecting our Monday night soccer pick-up game that we started when we were kids. There will be 12-yr-olds on up to 60+ yr-olds. And it’ll be a blast.
I can’t tell you how much it helps the young kids to play with the experienced guys – it really boosts their play.
Speaking of boosting results, you asked for it. And now you’ve got it!
I’ve got a list of 5 ways you can boost the results from your workouts … STARTING TODAY.
By “results,” I mean noticeable changes in your strength, golf, energy, and overall fitness.
Before I get into the tips, I want you to remember one thing that will help drive all of those results:
YOU ARE AN ATHLETE in training, no matter how young or old you are, or your current fitness or activity level.
You are training for your BEST LIFE. Having a fit, strong, and healthy body that can help you make the MOST of every single day is something worth fighting for!
TIP 1: Set your priorities
In other words: Get excited about a goal! Want to be able to do 10 push-ups or pull-ups? Run 3 miles without stopping? Add 20 yards to your drive? 
As adults, we often write off those goals as silly or frivolous. They aren’t! They can add a fun factor to your routine (and also a clear purpose).
TIP 2: Have a plan
Now that you have a priority, create an intentional workout program – and make sure to include the RIGHT kinds of exercises to hit your goals. 
Example: if you want to be able to do 10 push-ups, running 3 days a week won’t help you with that. But building your strength (especially core and upper body) will.
TIP 3: Periodize for progress
This is related to creating a plan … it’s making sure your routine grows and changes as you get fitter. Trainers call this “periodization.” 
If you always do the same exercises the same way, eventually you’ll plateau.
Your workouts should challenge you just enough to move you closer to your goals, but not so much that you feel drained, overly sore, or get injured.
TIP 4: Eat to support your goal
First: Make sure you’re eating a high-quality diet, filled with nutrient-dense food in the right portions for your activity level.
Then: Come up with a strategy to refuel right after your workout. Aim for a carb-protein mini-meal to give your muscles a jumpstart on recovery. 
 
TIP 5: Reset, Recover & Rest
Your workouts create stress in your body (good stress, but it’s still stress).
That’s why it’s so important to give yourself time to reset, recover, and rest afterward.
Not only will it help you get the best results from the workout you just did, but it helps your body get ready for your NEXT workout.
On a practical level, this means taking 24-48 hours between workouts to let your muscles repair and rebuild.
It also means getting 7-9 hours of quality sleep every night so your body can restore your immune function, balance your hormones, and remove waste.
So there you have it! 
These five tips will help you take your workouts to the NEXT LEVEL and help you hit your goals faster.
Your #1 Fan,
Jeff Pelizzaro
PS – If it sounds like a daunting task to cobble together a golf-specific plan (and it is), we’ve got you covered in the 18STRONG Membership. I would sign up for today. And just follow along with what we tell you to do.
You’ve got this!