Scout200
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Keeping up the habit of working out frequently is tough for most of us. What are some ways you keep yourself motivated to hit the gym on your off-days?
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Natzo won't stop benching until he tops me (which means he will be benching forever).
Exactly.Being awesome. I enjoy it and wish to remain awesome indefinitely and slowly become more awesome (if possible).
Aw shucks.
Trying to catch the old man?
Ha, SOOO true!!When you have been several times through the process of rejoining the gym after months/years of inactivity you only need to remember the pain and feeling of utter weakness that you feel the first weeks/months.
If I have to stop training again I won't come back, so i better keep going.
Nicely said!On a more possitive side: keep some short-term realistic goals that you can achieve whitin a couple of months at most and fight to fulfill them. Things like adding 5 Kg to some exercise, doing 3 more reps here and there or something like that. That will force you to be consistent in order to achieve your self-set goals. Do not aim too high tho, or it would have the opposite effect.
Some healthy competition is cool too. ie: Natzo won't stop benching until he tops me (which means he will be benching forever).
That been said, at the end of the day this is a lonely activity and you should be lifting for yourself. Honestly i wouldn't be investing my time in something i don't enjoy.
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