Exercise Persuasive Speech Outline

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General Purpose: I will persuade my audience.
Specific Purpose: Persuade the audience to exercise.
Introduction:
A girl suffered from depression and couldn’t seem to get better.
I will prove to the audience to exercise from my credible research.
We should exercise to improve our health.
P.O.M.P preview of main points
We should to take up the hobby of exercise.
We need people to choose to exercise more.
With or without exercise will have different consequences.

Transition: Exercise is more important than we realize.
We should to take up the hobby of exercise.
We need to exercise more for health benefits.
Exercising sends a chemical reaction through your body not only improving your physical health but also your mental health (Mary L. Gavin). …show more content…

Livestrong states the production of endorphins that these, “non addictive, feel-good molecules are polypeptides that bind with neurotransmitters in the brain to reduce pain symptoms” (LD, Jill Corleone RDN).
By not having a good exercise plan you or someone you love can be more likely get a mental illness.
Some people may ignore this as a real issue because there’s treatment and diets for this problem.
From my research I don’t think that’s right because not all treatments and diets are healthy for your body or a good substitute for working out.

Transition- Since exercise is a natural need for our bodies then we should choose to do

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