5 Ways To Reduce Stress

Rob Lyon, VIP trainer at Atleta, is here with 5 ways we can all reduce the amount of stress in our lives. Check out his helpful methods below.

1- Box Breath

2- Steady State Exercise

3- Remember The Bigger Picture

4- Reduce Inputs

5- Reconnect With Nature 

  



Via : https://followrobyn.blogspot.com

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