Welcome to the latest edition of Fitness Talk, where we discuss all things related to health and wellness. In this edition, we will be addressing a common issue that many people face when it comes to exercise – the feeling of "I hate to workout."

As a personal trainer, I understand that exercise can sometimes feel like a chore. But the truth is that exercise is essential for overall health and well-being. The good news is that with a few simple changes, you can learn to enjoy working out and reap the benefits. Here are the top five suggestions to help you fall in love with exercise:

1. Find something you enjoy: The key to sticking with exercise is finding an activity you enjoy. If you hate running, don't force yourself to do it. Instead, try different activities until you find something that you look forward to. This could be anything from dance classes to hiking, weightlifting, or swimming.
2. Set realistic goals: It's easy to get discouraged when you set unrealistic goals for yourself. Instead, set small, achievable goals that will help you stay motivated. For example, commit to going to the gym three times a week or doing a certain number of push-ups every day.
3. Make it social: Working out with friends or joining a group fitness class can be a great way to make exercise more enjoyable. Not only will you have someone to talk to while you work out, but you'll also have someone to hold you accountable.
4. Mix it up: Doing the same exercise routine day after day can get boring. To keep things interesting, mix up your routine by trying different exercises or changing the order of your workout.
5. Celebrate your progress: Finally, don't forget to celebrate your progress. Whether it's running a faster mile or lifting a heavier weight, take the time to acknowledge your achievements. Celebrating your progress will help you stay motivated and focused on your fitness goals.

In conclusion, while it's common to feel like you hate working out, the benefits of exercise are undeniable. By finding an activity you enjoy, setting realistic goals, making it social, mixing up your routine, and celebrating your progress, you can learn to love exercise and enjoy all the benefits it has to offer. So, get out there and start moving!