In 2025, take smaller, consistent steps to a fitter you

Instead of framing a vague and ambitious fitness resolution, set a super-specific goal with a timeline and track it daily

- Shrenik Avlani

New year, new me. That's the image most of us have in our heads while making earnest resolutions for 2025. However, there are multiple studies that show most people give up on their new year resolutions, especially those related to fitness and wellness. In fact, a 2020 research by the popular American digital health platform Strava found that most people quit on their wellness and fitness resolutions as early as the third week of January. So, this year instead of making lofty resolutions and seeing them fail, set yourself some practical, measurable goals when it comes to your diet and exercise. Also, make some small changes in your behaviour and lifestyle that you are more likely to stick to in the long run for a fitter, happier you.