My Goals Are SMART
GOAL #1: Component of Fitness: Muscular Strength- Standing Long Jump
My Healthy Active Living Goal is to improve my standing long jump by 15 cm by January 2018.
My goal is specific because I've stated the test i want to improve in: standing long jump, the amount i want to increase in 15 cm and the time frame January 2018.
My goal is measurable because I’m going to be able to see the difference in centimetres since the first time i did it.
My goal is action oriented because I have a logical plan to reach my goal and have planned to do exercises to increase my leg strength such as: leg press, lunges, squats, cardio, leg curls, jump squats,box jumps and step ups. I will increase …show more content…
Getting Past Challenges to Find Success Explain three challenges or barriers to meeting your SMART goals:
I procrastinate a lot. Whenever i have a big project i usually tell myself it's fine i'll do it tomorrow and i'm always in a rush to finish it. If i put off working out i wont improve and i won't be able to achieve my goals.
I get lots of homework. In most of my classes i get homework everyday and it usually takes me an hour or more to finish it. When you add tests and projects into the mix i barely have any time to do other things.
I’m constantly tired. On weekdays I go to bed pretty late and then i have to wake up at six to get to school in the morning. When i am tired I’m not in a good mood and don't feel like doing anything productive.
Explain three strategies you can use to overcome these challenges or barriers:
To stop/improve my procrastination habits I can try to get everything done quickly so that i have more time to relax. Also i could set up a reward system for example if i do my workouts for a solid week maybe i could buy something from the mall, or get ice cream or do something of that sort. Another idea is I could work out while watching tv so that I would be distracted from the fact that working out is