Here’s how to stay fit and fab on your next holiday thanks to Johnson Fitness.
A worldwide leader in the fitness, wellness and health sector, Johnson Fitness is committed to keeping South Africans fit and healthy 365 days a year.
Even when they are on holiday.
“Travelling – even for holidays – can be exhausting, both mentally and physically,” says Johnson Fitness.
“Long flights, jet lag and unfamiliar environments can take a toll on your well-being. Exercise can help combat these issues, keeping you energised and focused during your trip.
“New places can also mean new germs. Regular exercise can boost your immune system, making you less susceptible to falling ill while travelling.”
But how to stay fit while on the move?
No-fuss workouts
“You don’t always need a gym to stay fit. Bodyweight exercises, resistance bands, and even a good old-fashioned jog can keep you in shape.”
Healthy eating
“It’s easy to indulge while travelling, but try to maintain a balanced diet. Opt for fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins to keep your energy levels up.”
Local is lekker
“Many cities offer day passes to gyms or have public parks with workout stations. Do a little research before your trip to find the best local options for staying fit.”
Choose a hotel with a gym
“Book your stay at a hotel or Airbnb that includes access to a fitness facility. Some may be small, and others well equipped but at least you’ll be able to remain active and not lose momentum.”
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