Rather than participating in extreme exercise and dieting occasionally, you should develop the habit of practicing a moderate exercise and diet plan daily, on an ongoing basis. When you get 15 minutes to half an hour of light to moderate exercise daily and eat a balanced, healthful diet, you will gain and maintain the best in fitness.

To improve the effectiveness of your stretches, adjust the amount of time you hold your stretches to account for your age. Why? As you age, your muscles lose pliability, so you need to spend more time stretching them. The recommended duration for people under 40 years old is 30 seconds, while people over 40 years old should hold stretches for twice as long.

Weight training is vital in a well-rounded fitness program. While not every program needs to concentrate on building muscle mass like a pro weightlifter, some attention to weight training is necessary for every fitness regimen. Weight training tones the muscles and makes them work efficiently. This has a positive impact on overall health and fitness at even the most modest levels of weight training.

If you find yourself stuck behind a computer every day, make sure to get away from it at least once every hour. Do some stretching. Walk around. Do some jumping jacks or a few quick pushups. Try not to spend most of your day just sitting in one place. 

Push yourself, try and see how many push ups and sit ups you can do before your body just gives up. Try and do this every time you workout and see if your endurance has gone up over time. You should be impressed with what your actual limits are after a few weeks of constant exercise.

Choose tightly fitted shoes for climbing and fit them to your bare foot.  Climbing is almost as much a matter of feel as it is of strength and endurance.  Tightly fitted shoes, shoes fitted so tightly in fact we can’t comfortably walk in them, allow us to climb more effectively.