It is no secret that #physicalactivity affects your physical appearance and physical appearance. When you go to the #fitness goes and trains, your muscles grow, burn fat and your body becomes streamlined and defined. But did you know that it is not only your body that changes, but also your mind? Read on to learn more about the relationship between #training and #mental strength and why #athletes have a mental edge and drive like no other.

Better focus

Exercising stimulates your body's blood flow and increases your circulation more than when you rest. Not only do your muscles benefit from the increased blood circulation in your body, your brain also receives more oxygen, making you feel more awake and focused. Studies have even shown that certain biochemical substances can be better transported with this increased blood flow, which improves brain efficiency.

Long-term effects of training may even involve the facilitated formation of new synapses and the consolidation of pre-existing brain connections. This means that regular training can improve your overall concentration and even affect your efficiency, productivity, and creativity. So remember this: the next time you feel stuck with a task that requires a lot of math, it's best to put on your running shoes to help your body and mind move faster.

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