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on 5/17/16 4:42 am
The gym is my saving grace and I also go to classes which force you to step out of your comfort zone and engage with others. It feels weird at first and it feels like people are staring at you...but you just stare right back, give them the evil eye, and rock it out. That's what I do. Paying for exercise is a motivator because you are literally paying out of your pocket, it feels good when you leave because you are all hyped up, and it's overcoming so many social and physical things I know myself I avoided for so long. I say go to the gym and embrace it! Just one bit of advice...I know you have workout accountability person and all but don't necessarily depend on them because if you start this experience with that in mind, if they poop out, you might, too. Go for you, stay for you, work hard for you and be the example for her!
This is great for only 6 days since surgery. Don't be discouraged, it is going to take time to build up your endurance, just try to keep moving everyday, it will get better.
Kyzze
I absolutely LOVEEEEE to work out. I love everything about it, as far as going to a gym. When I'm in a mode of losing weight and seeing results I cannot get enough of the gym.
However, I have tried to work out at home ever since college and just cannot do it. My wife has asked multiple times if we can outfit our garage as a gym and I've said no... I just cant do it. I cant even get into a good workout at a hotel gym. I need the full experience. I need people to compare myself to in my mind. I need other guys that are lifting in good form to watch and learn new things from. I need to push myself in an environment where people are watching me and expecting that.
I cannot do that at home.. Like you said, I'd find every excuse to not do it. When I'm in a gym, I have only one goal and that is to crush the weights. lol
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Heaviest Weight: 345 | SW: 315 | CW: 175 | GW: ~180
Exactly! I can always find something around the house that needs to be done or a show I wanted to watch. I need to get up and out of this place.
Melody
HW: 394 SW: 359 GW: 187
I have one and I LOVE it! Can't seem to get to 10,000 steps a day yet...but I will!
Melody
HW: 394 SW: 359 GW: 187
I cannot workout at home. Can't get started, can't maintain. I have to leave the house to get anything done. If I don't get out of the house, I end up watching TV, doing chores, etc. I don't go to the gym because I run for exercise, but If I did anything else, it would have to be at the gym.
VSG: 3/12/15
Mountain running sure if fun, but sure is hard. 2500 ft. of climbing in 6 miles. Ouch.
Monday-rest
Tuesday-7 mile run
Wednesday-5 mile run
Thursday-4 miles of hill repeats
Friday-rest
Saturday-14 miles on the trails
Sunday-5 mile trail run
VSG: 3/12/15
Schedule for the week
Monday-Strength Training & Swimming
Tuesday- 3 mile run
Wednesday-Strength Training & Spin
Thursday- 5 mile run
Friday-Strength Training & Spin Class
Saturday-7 mile Run
Sunday-Rest
Yours in Health & Happines,
Bill Mac
Yours in WLS Journey,
Bill Mac
I'm reading Hal Higdons Half Marathon training book and it is full of great info. Just registered for my first half marathon in mid October I am looking for training tips and advice. Good luck with your half marathon!!
Starting Weight 337 Current Weight 178.4 BMI 22.3
I joined planet fitness and go 3-4 x per week. I think I will really need the gym from Oct- April because of winter and daylight savings
Starting Weight 337 Current Weight 178.4 BMI 22.3
