We Should All Train Like Athletes

we should all train like athletes
  • Strength Training: Your workouts will vary depending on your goals. For me, sometimes it’s about building muscle; other times, it’s about increasing endurance or explosive power for sports. This keeps my body agile, strong, and ready for anything life throws my way.
  • Cardio Workouts: Whether it’s moderate-intensity runs or high-intensity intervals, you’ll use a mix of cardio workouts to build both endurance and speed. Some days it’s all about power walking or jogging, while other days, it’s hill sprints that push you to the limit.
  • Mobility and Flexibility: These exercises will be part of your cardio or strength sessions, or sometimes they stand alone. Mobility work helps you move more freely—whether you’re chasing after your kids, playing sports, or just navigating daily life.
  • Agility and Plyometrics: Want to transfer that strength into action? Agility and plyometric drills will take your muscle power and teach you to use it when needed—like jumping onto boxes or throwing medicine balls to build explosive movement.
Workout Like An Athlete
  • More Energy: I’m more energized throughout the day. Even after long work hours or handling family responsibilities, I feel ready to tackle whatever comes next.
  • Physical and Mental Strength: Training with purpose has made me not just physically stronger, but mentally tougher. I’m more resilient when facing challenges, whether in the gym or in life.
  • Confidence: Knowing that I’m constantly improving gives me confidence. Whether it’s breaking personal records in the gym or just feeling better equipped to handle life’s demands, training like an athlete has given me the tools to succeed.

How To Overcome Common Problems So You Can Train Like An Athlete

  • Not Enough Time: You don’t need hours in the gym. Training like an athlete is about quality, not quantity. With just 30-45 minutes a day, you can transform your fitness.
  • Fear of Injury: Worried about getting hurt? When you train like an athlete, you build a balanced foundation that actually reduces your risk of injury by strengthening weak areas and improving flexibility and mobility.
  • Staying Consistent: The key to success is consistency, but that’s where many of us struggle. This is where Endura comes in—helping you stay on track with personalized workouts, real-time feedback, and support from expert coaches.
Curt Pedersen