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Hmm, this is weirdly helpful
Feb. 11th, 2011 11:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
daedalaBefore when I used to work out, I would aim for 3x/week, or every other day, and I'd usually make it, but it would often be kind of a slog. Now I'm kept to 2x/week in order to stay in synch with my partner and (if she were working out, which she is not, but she will be again soon) sister.
It's not a slog. I want MOAR WORKOUTS. It's not at all hard to get myself to do the workout.
Sometimes I would work out when I shouldn't because it was hard to tell the difference between "don't wanna" and "actually sick." I'm pretty sure that now, if I didn't wanna work out, that would mean something was actually wrong, because I always want to work out. (It's Friday. You mean I have to wait till tomorrow? And then wait again till Wednesday?)
I used to think that "work out as much as you can/want to (without overtraining)" was a good plan. But rationing the workouts seems to help. Who knew?
(This doesn't mean I'm inactive on the off days. Just not lifting.)
It's not a slog. I want MOAR WORKOUTS. It's not at all hard to get myself to do the workout.
Sometimes I would work out when I shouldn't because it was hard to tell the difference between "don't wanna" and "actually sick." I'm pretty sure that now, if I didn't wanna work out, that would mean something was actually wrong, because I always want to work out. (It's Friday. You mean I have to wait till tomorrow? And then wait again till Wednesday?)
I used to think that "work out as much as you can/want to (without overtraining)" was a good plan. But rationing the workouts seems to help. Who knew?
(This doesn't mean I'm inactive on the off days. Just not lifting.)
