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I finally made it 2 the gym 2day and im going back 2morrow
after years of putting it off, ive finally taken that 1st step who here goes 2 the gym....and what keeps u going... i think im going 2 need inspiration 2 keep me going seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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prb said: and im going back 2morrow
after years of putting it off, ive finally taken that 1st step who here goes 2 the gym....and what keeps u going... i think im going 2 need inspiration 2 keep me going | |
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prb said: and im going back 2morrow
after years of putting it off, ive finally taken that 1st step who here goes 2 the gym....and what keeps u going... i think im going 2 need inspiration 2 keep me going I try to go, I think its when u get used to it being part of your daily routine, then its get easier, sort of lol | |
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prb said: and im going back 2morrow
after years of putting it off, ive finally taken that 1st step who here goes 2 the gym....and what keeps u going... i think im going 2 need inspiration 2 keep me going U and me both girl on finally making it. okay...I went last week but it was a very quick visit. PRINCE IS WATCHING U " When an Artist Creates, whatever they create belongs to society"
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keep going prb
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prb said: and im going back 2morrow
after years of putting it off, ive finally taken that 1st step who here goes 2 the gym....and what keeps u going... i think im going 2 need inspiration 2 keep me going I go regularly. If you haven't been in awhile, keep these things in mind: 1. Don't overdo it the first few times. In fact, it will probably take a month or so before you can really hit the weights with everything you've got (assuming you're doing weights). Whenever I have a lapse in my workouts, I make sure the first one or two trips back, I just basically go through the motions with real light weights. It gets my muscles back in the habit and helps prevent soreness. 2. I like to get my heart beating before I start my workout, so I do five minutes of cardio on a bike or stairstepping machine. I find that my workouts and energy level are better when I do this than when I don't. 3. And no matter what, ALWAYS stretch before the workout starts. I do the cardio, then I do my stretches. It makes the workouts better but more importantly - it helps prevent injuries and cramps. (I'm supposed to stretch after the workout too, but I never do ) 4. Rome wasn't built in a day. Give yourself time before you expect to see physical changes. However, you'll feel better INSIDE immediately. Also, if you're going for physical changes (losing weight, adding muscle, whatever), you HAVE to eat right. If you're not sure how to eat right, have a meeting with a nutritionist. Tell them what your goals are and they'll put you on the right track. 5. Finally, if you want the ULTIMATE motivational tool, hire a personal trainer and pay them a month in advance. Having someone do all the thinking when you're working out is a huge help. And, if you've already paid for the session, the odds that you'll skip it are very low. Good luck! | |
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2 weeks ago I started going to the high school near my home, I do a mile on the track there. But I think I will need to start the gym soon as it is getting dark a lot earlier now.
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jami0mckay said: I try to go, I think its when u get used to it being part of your daily routine, then its get easier, sort of lol
thats what im hoping! chillichocaholic said: U and me both girl on finally making it. okay...I went last week but it was a very quick visit.
keep it up girl! seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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I finally went back about six weeks ago. I found an awesome thing called Russian Kettle Bell training. It combines strength training and cardio...but with a more "functional" approach to both.
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RodeoSchro said: prb said: and im going back 2morrow
after years of putting it off, ive finally taken that 1st step who here goes 2 the gym....and what keeps u going... i think im going 2 need inspiration 2 keep me going I go regularly. If you haven't been in awhile, keep these things in mind: 1. Don't overdo it the first few times. In fact, it will probably take a month or so before you can really hit the weights with everything you've got (assuming you're doing weights). Whenever I have a lapse in my workouts, I make sure the first one or two trips back, I just basically go through the motions with real light weights. It gets my muscles back in the habit and helps prevent soreness. 2. I like to get my heart beating before I start my workout, so I do five minutes of cardio on a bike or stairstepping machine. I find that my workouts and energy level are better when I do this than when I don't. 3. And no matter what, ALWAYS stretch before the workout starts. I do the cardio, then I do my stretches. It makes the workouts better but more importantly - it helps prevent injuries and cramps. (I'm supposed to stretch after the workout too, but I never do ) 4. Rome wasn't built in a day. Give yourself time before you expect to see physical changes. However, you'll feel better INSIDE immediately. Also, if you're going for physical changes (losing weight, adding muscle, whatever), you HAVE to eat right. If you're not sure how to eat right, have a meeting with a nutritionist. Tell them what your goals are and they'll put you on the right track. 5. Finally, if you want the ULTIMATE motivational tool, hire a personal trainer and pay them a month in advance. Having someone do all the thinking when you're working out is a huge help. And, if you've already paid for the session, the odds that you'll skip it are very low. Good luck! thanks 4 the tips -any help is grately appreciated ive signed up on a program where a personal trainer sets a programme 4 me and i have regular sessions with said PT 4 the first couple of weeks... i didnt think i could do it on my own... my hubby is a member of the same gym, so we'll b able 2 do some of our workouts 2 gether seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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VikFoxx said: prb said: and im going back 2morrow
after years of putting it off, ive finally taken that 1st step who here goes 2 the gym....and what keeps u going... i think im going 2 need inspiration 2 keep me going seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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babooshleeky said: keep going prb
working out is good 4 your mind and well as your body! Good Luck thats what ive heard, and my mind definately needs it ty crissy MoniGram said: Good for you! Keep it up!
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veronikka said: 2 weeks ago I started going to the high school near my home, I do a mile on the track there. But I think I will need to start the gym soon as it is getting dark a lot earlier now.
Good Luck to you prb!!! ty veronikka, and good luck 2 u as well Genesia said: I finally went back about six weeks ago. I found an awesome thing called Russian Kettle Bell training. It combines strength training and cardio...but with a more "functional" approach to both.
It's fun, too! cardio and fun in the same sentence my first session wasnt as bad as id thought it would b, i can c it being fun... once i get used 2 the equipment. seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before | |
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