In junior year, every college student in our school will start thinking about our future. Some people want to go out to work directly after graduation, while others want to continue to take exams, enter a better school and then go to graduate school. For students who want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, time will become very tight at this time.

For those students who want to go to graduate school in their junior year and want to exercise at this time, they will feel very entangled and think about whether they should give up. I'm here to tell you that there is no conflict between the two. Postgraduate entrance examination is postgraduate entrance examination, and fitness is fitness. You don't have to give up one of them for this.

We all know that it takes a long time to succeed in postgraduate entrance examination and fitness. You can divide the two well. This time, you can not only combine work and rest, but also improve the efficiency of the postgraduate entrance examination.

When I was in college, I had such an example around me. It's a senior I met in the school office. She was the head of our office when she was a sophomore. After retiring from junior year, she wants to take the postgraduate entrance examination and go to a better place. Because she is still a little fat, she wants to take advantage of this year's retirement from the office to have a good health.

My senior is very good at combining these two things, and both of them have done it. Because I sometimes ask my seniors some questions, we will meet from time to time. She told me that she has a very detailed schedule and study schedule, and she will set aside three or four fixed days to go to the gym for exercise in the evening of the whole week. Besides attending classes, I read books in the library at other times.

Sometimes when she is tired of reading, she feels that it is not efficient to continue reading. She will allocate the rest of her time to fitness. She thinks that she can relax herself wholeheartedly in fitness. Every time she experienced the fatigue of fitness, she would take a hot bath. She said it was the best way for her to relieve stress.

Because we all know that the pressure of postgraduate entrance examination is very great, she changed all this pressure by fitness. While exercising, I can better devote myself to the next postgraduate entrance examination. Speaking of which, the seniors will talk to me with their eyes shining. She suggested that I could try, but I knew I was a lazy man and gave up.

As a result, she was admitted to the graduate school and exercised well, completely like a different person. So don't worry about the conflict between the postgraduate entrance examination and fitness, as long as you make a good plan between them and then finish it, you can do it.