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Energise Your Morning Routine: Tips for Waking Up Refreshed (part 3)

Energise Your Morning Routine: Tips for Waking Up Refreshed

Shafqat Ali

Ever wake up feeling groggy, even after a good night’s sleep? It’s a common struggle, but fear not – we’ve got some tips to help you kickstart your day with a burst of energy. In our recent interactive talk with school children, we explored strategies for waking up refreshed and ready to tackle the day.

We began by discussing the importance of sending a “spike” of energy to the brain upon waking. This spike acts as a signal to kickstart your day and shake off that morning grogginess. But how do you achieve this spike? The answer lies in what we like to call a “break-up” – essentially, waking up your brain and telling it, “Let’s get moving!”

One effective way to achieve this is through physical activity. Whether it’s a brisk walk, a quick run, or a session of yoga, engaging in some form of physical movement can help stimulate your brain and awaken your senses. For many, the quickest option is grabbing a skipping rope and getting your heart pumping – it’s a surefire way to jumpstart your day.

But it’s not just about waking up your brain – it’s also about fuelling your body. That’s where breakfast comes in. Taking a few minutes to nourish yourself after waking up sends a clear message to your body that it’s time to get to work. And don’t forget to stretch those muscles too – a few simple stretches can help loosen up your body and get your blood flowing.

While a cup of coffee might seem like the perfect pick-me-up, it’s essential to use it wisely. Drinking coffee on an empty stomach can have negative side effects, so it’s best to enjoy it alongside a balanced breakfast. And remember, don’t rely on caffeine alone to wake you up – incorporate physical activity and nourishing food into your morning routine for optimal results.

Finally, be mindful of how you use your brain in the morning. Avoid diving straight into mentally taxing tasks like checking emails or starting assignments. Instead, ease into your day with gentle activities that allow your brain to gradually wake up.

So, the next time you find yourself struggling to wake up in the morning, remember these tips. By incorporating physical activity, nourishing food, and mindful practices into your morning routine, you can start your day feeling refreshed and ready to take on whatever comes your way. Here’s to energising mornings and productive days ahead!

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