IN PHOTOS: Senior sportsperson shares tips to be fit at 50

Rajesh Singh, who represented India at the Badminton Asia Senior Open 2023 and bagged a Silver Medal in the men's doubles category shares practical tips to get fit at 50

Updated On: 2024-01-02 11:07 PM IST

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Rajesh Singh, CEO of ECA Global

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My go-to snacks are typically a combination of healthy options. I enjoy munching on dry fruits, chickpeas and peanuts for their nutritional benefits. Sprouts are also a favourite and I often complement my snacks with a glass of milk to ensure a well-rounded and wholesome snack time

I have a deep appreciation for Indian cuisine, as I believe it offers a well-rounded mix of nutrients essential for the body. My dietary regime often includes a complete thali with elements like salad, curd, vegetables, roti, rice and daal. Additionally, I incorporate sprouts, seasoned vegetables and fruits for a diverse range of nutrients

My workout routine is quite rigorous, and I dedicate around three hours a day to training. In the morning, I focus on a combination of workouts and practice sessions. On days when I miss the morning workout, I make sure to continue my training in the evening. Consistency is the key to maintaining fitness

My weight has remained consistent over the years, and I attribute it to disciplined living. I prioritise a healthy lifestyle by avoiding junk food, maintaining a regular sleep schedule and following good dietary habits. These practices have helped me maintain optimum weight for the past two decades

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