| Posted by | Reply |
singingkim
Apprentice
12 Posts
10/25/2008 8:01:02 AM |  I so wanna get there... where I don't even think about it!!
This has been a good week for both consistency and running.
Thanks for your post Marina!
|
Marina
Newbie
1 Posts
10/24/2008 10:22:21 AM |  Just commmit to anywhere between a half an hour - 2 hours a night and it eventually becomes so soutine you dont even have to think about it
|
singingkim
Apprentice
12 Posts
9/19/2008 9:13:36 AM | thanks everyone!!
I have been consistent this week and want to keep the ball rolling.
I am sore today but do a different routine/exercise video each day.
I will just keep arguing with myself and just start doing it without a lot of thought.
I hope to make it something that I just do regularly without much effort.
I feel good!
|
Spiderman
 Moderator
9/3/2008 7:38:52 AM |  I try to work out in the mornings too. What works for me is to look just a few hours into the future. If I sleep in an extra hour, will I be any less tired? My experience says no, I might even be more tired. After work when I'm pooped will I really want to work out? Probably not. So if I get up now, I'll probably have more energy for the day and more time for myself in the evening. Now it's an easier choice.
Don't get me wrong, the pillow seems to have a very convincing argument of its own. I just try to reason my way around it.
Hope this helps.
|
singingkim
Apprentice
12 Posts
8/28/2008 9:41:26 PM | Well I started... I did a resistance ball workout that dang near killed me but it felt good and I feel proud.
Now to make it a consistent thing.
Time will tell.
|
Personal Trainer
Moderator
8/28/2008 9:42:43 AM | Let us know what happens! :) good luck
|
singingkim
Apprentice
12 Posts
8/27/2008 10:19:40 AM | I'm not sure if for some reason I'm trying to sabotage myself or if I'm just plain lazy... either way, I know I just need to do it and I think once I get started it may be easier.
I do have a plan of sorts... unfortunately I don't get to hire a personal trainer (hope to join my local gym soon but with my recent lay-off there's not even the funds for that), but I feel I should be able to get active and fit with the tools I have (exercise dvd's, resistance ball, going for a run).
Today I will get started and hopefully report back to say I really did.
I will read the benefits article often to remind my brain that this is what my body needs and craves.
Thanks for the helpful and prompt reply, PT!!
Kim
|
Personal Trainer
Moderator
8/26/2008 8:29:34 PM | Motivation is what you need? Well, there are so many benefits to exercise.
Not only all the health benefits mentioned in the article but also think about libido!
What's stopping you from making the next step of going to the gym? You need to figure it out so you can create a plan of action.
PT.
|
