Benefits of having a training partner

  Enjoying a workout with your better half or your friends can be a great opportunity for some quality time together, even if you have different fitness levels. Exercising together brings numerous benefits, including:  

Social time
Whether it's just a sporting get-together or a social activity afterwards as well, you're more likely to enjoy your session in the company of friends.

Quality time
Nowadays, everyone is busy and rushing around and the opportunity to take a little quality time out should not be missed. A group workout that leaves you refreshed and relaxed is fantastically therapeutic.

Fun time
Training with a friend is good fun and the fun element of your exercise sessions should not be neglected. You may have some serious training goals but it is equally important to enjoy and bring laughter into your exercise routine.

Improving time
Competition with your training partner is a sure-fire way to give you that extra edge to push that little bit harder or further. Whether you're looking to chop a minute or two off your race times or you just want to be your best, the extra incentive that competition brings is certain to help you improve.

  Motivating time
You know your partner or friends well, particularly their strengths and weaknesses so you are in a great position to capitalise on this knowledge and motivate them when you can see that the going is getting tough. They will appreciate your help because they know that your support is genuine. Also, the tables can be turned and you can benefit from their support as well.

Commitment time
On those days when you're not 100% sure if you want to tackle your planned workout, because you've made an ‘exercise date' with your partner or friends, you're far less likely to ditch the session. You'll not want to let them down and it's likely that once you start your training session together, you'll be glad that you made the effort.

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