Again, my question is how can people exercise early in the morning if I have to catch a train at 7am already?

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Johan U.

Will power, motivation, not really realizing what you’re doing until you are doing it. The other day I rolled out of bed; put my gym clothes on and was almost a kilometre down the street before I really woke up. As Nike says Just Do It

Ida A.

You have to choose a time that works best with YOUR schedule, not someone else’s. I start work pretty early, too. I tried waking up early to exercise, but wound up running late. I now work out after work in the evening with my daughter. I find that I have much more energy, and we hold each other accountable.

Harper S.

I get up at 5:30am and go for an exercise at 6, it works very well for me as then I have the whole day with me to complete the other work, and best thing about mornings is u are with urself alone, you can think and ponder about what went well yesterday and how I can make today better

Hans Otto X.

The only thing that worked for me is if I went to bed half an hour early and got my body yes to waking half an hour earlier the next morning... you have to *want* it or else you’ll never find the motivation to just get out of bed. Also, put your gym clothes ready so you don’t have to do a lot in the morning to get ready

Doris O.

Don’t think of exercise in the morning as something that must take 39 or 49 minutes. A quick walk or the 7 7iniye workout gets your heart rate upp.

Robert E.

I would do the 7 minute routine on the app, or your own equivalent. It doesn’t have to be long, or super sweaty - just something to make you wake up!

Emilie G.

Try to wake up earlier. If you wake up as early as 4 o’clock, I believe you can do your exercise. Get an alarm clock to help. If you’re in the habit of snoozing the alarm when it’s near you, keep the alarm clock in a place where you’ll have to walk to reach it, by doing this, the sleep goes away. And always go to bed on time.

Hector Y.

U could get up earlier. Or walk to the station if not to far. Maybe walk up and down the train if it doesn’t bother the passage.

Villads W.

Get up earlier. I have to be at work at 7am, so I get up at 4:30am, am at the gym at 4:50am, finished with my workout by 5:45

Louise J.

Well, in such case the one should wake up earlier, for example at 5 a. m. In fact, early waking up is an excellent thing! Thus you have more time for self-improvement, thinking and planning. And all this will help you to save time and be more productive)

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