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Training improves mental health

Training improves mental health

Selected fitness and strength exercises improve your mental health. Where does this claim come from? It’s not just a random idea—it’s backed by solid evidence. The proof of the link between strength training and mental health lies in the close connection between body and mind. A psyche weighed down by worries can weaken vital organs. This can, in turn, lead to illness and mood swings. Conversely, a strong, well-trained, powerful body also has the ability to strengthen mental health. It’s no coincidence there’s a saying: A strong mind lives in a strong body.

Contrary to what many assume, fitness training is by no means just cardio or lifting weights. The up-and-down movement, the strain of muscle contraction and the relaxation that follows strengthen neurons in the brain. This applies to physically demanding exercises too, such as pull-ups. Pull-ups are a challenging movement that trains focus and muscles at the same time. They also improve coordination. No one pulls themselves up on a pull-up bar if they lack the necessary physical strength and mental focus. The logical conclusion that pull-ups illustrate is this: our gym in Ebikon helps you strengthen your mental health alongside your physical fitness.

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Training and Infection Don't Train with a Fever

Training and Infection – Don’t Train with a Fever

Fever? So what – training at my gym in Ebikon must go on, and doing something for fitness can't hurt. Caution: Training and exercise at the wrong time can have serious consequences. If you have an infection, you should know what you can handle – and in some cases, going to your fitness center in Ebikon is not one of them. We'll explain which cases those are and what sensible alternatives exist.

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Sweet Temptation: Enjoyment Without Guilt

Sweet Temptation: Enjoyment Without Guilt

Sweet temptation in the form of chocolate, cake, candy, and other treats lurks around every corner and often puts our willpower and self-discipline to the test. Since sweets are packed with sugar, we're often helplessly at the mercy of these little indulgences. After all, sugar triggers a reward mechanism in our brain and creates a good feeling when we consume it. But did you know that you can also actively stimulate your reward center with exercise and create moments of happiness? Our trainers at our fitness center in Ebikon will explain exactly how this works and which type of exercise is perfect for it.

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Salad with chicken breast and strawberries, packed with high-quality protein and fibre

Salad with chicken breast and strawberries, packed with high-quality protein and fibre

At the Ebikon gym, it’s not just about targeted muscle building—we also want to help you see fitness as a complete concept. Alongside workouts and enough sleep, what you eat is one of the factors that can influence your fitness. For this important point, we’ve found a recipe that’s not only delicious, but can do much more. Because this salad gives your body everything it needs. The chicken breast provides high-quality protein, the salad adds fibre, and the strawberries contain important minerals and vitamins.

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Muscle relaxation – don’t give stress a chance

Muscle relaxation – don’t give stress a chance

Rising performance pressure, more responsibility and longer working hours: more and more Swiss people are complaining about increasing stress. Only those who look after themselves and their bodies can really get ahead. The interplay between body and mind plays a key role in staying fit and healthy through life. That’s why it’s important to create the right balance. Fitness Ebikon stands for a holistic relaxation concept for body and soul.

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Fatigue Exercise Can Help

Fatigue – Exercise Can Help

There are many causes of fatigue. It's not always just a lack of sleep or vitamin and mineral deficiency that makes you constantly tired. Often it's simply due to a lack of physical activity and movement, as a US study found. Around 25% of the population is affected by "sluggishness." Accordingly, many people are probably familiar with the feeling of an inactive body, but may not know how to interpret it correctly. Because when circulation, blood flow, and metabolism are not stimulated and muscles are not challenged, many bodily functions slow down—in other words: metabolism falls asleep and the body's signals are unknowingly ignored or misinterpreted.

The result is that you feel tired and "sluggish." But why exactly? When you're inactive for a long time, your metabolism also slows down. Signs of this include feeling sluggish, lacking drive, tired and listless, but sleep disorders, concentration difficulties, and digestive problems can also be signs of a metabolism that's too slow. If your metabolism is too slow for too long, however, your calorie needs also change, because an inactive metabolism burns fewer calories. If you don't adjust accordingly, unwanted fat deposits quickly develop. But the more fat deposits form, the harder it becomes to motivate yourself to exercise. A vicious cycle...

The good news: There are fitness centers like our fitness center in Ebikon where people work who are familiar with exactly these problems. Wouldn't it be great to never be tired, sluggish, or inactive again? To be able to enjoy the feeling of an active lifestyle every day? Scientists at the University of Georgia demonstrated that participants' fatigue was reduced by 49% to 65% through fitness training after six weeks!

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Relaxed through the colder season

Massages – Relaxed through the colder season

Massage is an ancient and proven method to release tension and enhance well-being. During a massage at Gym Ebikon, the skin and muscles are stimulated through stroking, kneading, tapping, and rubbing. This stimulates blood circulation and relaxes the muscles. Mental relaxation is also achieved through this treatment by focusing on your feelings and body. This bodywork is a way to recover during the colder season and strengthen body and mind. Pure wellness at Fitness Studio Ebikon.

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Healthy through autumn

Healthy through autumn

The shift from summer to the colder season can really take a toll on our bodies. The days get shorter, there are fewer hours of sunshine, and temperatures drop – all of this can put a strain on our health. Our mental wellbeing also suffers as the days get shorter, because vitamin D, which is responsible for producing the “feel-good hormones” serotonin and dopamine, can only be produced under the skin with the help of sunlight in our latitudes from March to October. That’s why a strong, well-functioning immune system is essential for our health. Luckily, it’s also up to you to counteract this and prepare your body and mind for the increased demands. Strengthening your immune system is the key to success.

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Ebikon Gym Train now benefit later

Train now – benefit later

Regular physical activity contributes significantly to maintaining healthy bone density. This holds true even if your training was a long time ago. A study by Indiana University in Indianapolis looked into this topic by examining baseball players. Even players who had not been active for a long time showed a comparatively high bone density. You can also benefit from this insight. We would be happy to explain exactly how this works and what you need to keep in mind in person at our Ebikon fitness center.

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Fitness Studio Ebikon: Why Fitness Tracking?

Why Healthy Sleep is So Important

A restful night ensures we start the new day feeling rested, relaxed, and fit. It also positively impacts our health and overall well-being. This nightly rest should – and this is scientifically proven – ideally last between seven and eight hours.

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