Through various means, I have shifted my powerlifting routine to the mornings. It includes variations of squat, bench press, deadlift, upright row, and shoulder press.
I take 2 minutes for a full body stretch and then I do 10 minutes of simple exercises (jumping jacks/plank/squats/pushups /lunges/high knee marching in place). Then jog for 20-30 mins.
Each morning before breakfast I do a combination of leg, neck and back stretches, core building exercises and yoga postures, and then I finish by planking for the count of 60.
First I make some exercises. Just simple exercises with a couple repetitions. After that I like to do meditation and this is the part with I love. Meditation put’s me in a good vibe and refresh my mind. After meditation I’m feel much better and ready to my day.
I’m guessing you’re referring to physical exercises to invigorate ourselves my thoughts went straight to invigorating the brain which will then invigorate the body so one might use visualisation seeing yourself doing the things you really want to get done that day seeing yourself doing them I’ve done this and it’s been really successful and I was successful doing what I needed for my day and the other thing I would do to invigorate myself would be the walk or run and walk with a partner another person would be helpful. Other things would be to put on a bit of music that you really like and maybe even dance in your room to your favourite music
I sometimes do yoga early morning and I often feel great afterward. However, if I stay up late and wake up late, I don’t have time for it. Also, it’s a bit boring.
i feel more awake after simply doing a warm-up. dynamic stretching and planking in several positions for 30 sec to a minute. i do my workout afterwards but i already feel awake at that point. if i don’t, it’s because i didn’t sleep well.
Mornings are hard for me, I have never been an early riser. I’m gentile with myself – the exercise I do in the morning matches where I’m at that morning. I ways start with water first then then, I do either a 5 minute yoga I can do from the bed a 15 minute yoga videos for when I’m up for it (3 to 4 out of 5 mornings I do a 15 minute one). When I’m don’t have to leave early I’ll drink water do yoga video then get some work done and later on, closer to 11am, I’ll do an HIIT routine followed by my first meal of the day.
1) Deep & forced exhalation – a form of Pranayama that expels all stale air from your lungs and gives you an oxygen rush you won’t believe. 2) Surya Namaskars – At least 5 cycles. 3) A minimum of 11 yoga asanas to target the whole body When I start the day with a cold shower and then execute the above 3 sequences, my entire day (not just my mornings) is invigorating and full of energy. I have often stopped to wonder why I was pumped up before I attributed it to my morning sequence. Missing even one day dispelled all the doubts I had.
Push ups. I gind it to get the blood flowing and since i can immediately feel my muscles it feels great. I do sometimes go for a run after or do some yoga stretches. Push ups are just for waking me up.
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