Idioms for health and fitness success
These health and fitness idioms and expressions offer a great way of describing success and reaching personal goals to become healthier.
- In tip-top shape
Meaning: in outstanding physical condition.
Example:
After months of dedicated training, she’s now in tip-top shape for the upcoming marathon.
- To be fit as a fiddle
Meaning: to be in excellent physical condition.
Example:
Despite being in his 60s, he’s fit as a fiddle and can outperform many younger individuals.
- A clean bill of health
Meaning: report or confirmation of good health.
Example:
After the medical checkup, the doctor gave him a clean bill of health.
- To feel like a new person
Meaning: to experience a positive transformation or rejuvenation.
Example:
Since incorporating daily walks into my routine, I feel like a new person – energetic and refreshed.
- A new lease of life
Meaning: to be more healthy, energetic and active than before.
Example: Adopting a healthier lifestyle has given her a new lease of life, and she’s more active than ever.
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