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Crying in the gym!

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  • I cried at the end of my second 10K. I went into this weepy story of how my sister gave me a hat to the lady cutting my timing chip off lol. The best way to describe the feeling is that I got a personal record and I was so proud of myself for accomplishing something after all this hard work is that is just overflowed out my eyes.
  • sc1572
    sc1572 Posts: 2,309 Member
    It's ok! I've had a couple times the past few years where I cried in the gym...

    1) Disappointment...I had a sprained ankle and was in the middle of training for a race, I hated my ankle being completely useless, and holding me back. All I could do were weights, and just watch the others do what I wanted to do. Or, I just simply gave up during a workout.
    2) Proud...I made it through an intense workout, or I was amazed at what I had just completed.
    3) Stressed...Days where exercising is the last thing I want to do, I was exhausted, I was sick of being healthy all the time, and in the middle of my workout, everything comes to me at once and I just break.

    It doesn't happen often, but ever since I've started working out regularly (a little over 2 years now), I've had a couple days like that. :) But...I've had happy tears! The end of my first 5K I ran, I cried in my car, and the moment I crossed the finish line of my first half marathon, I teared up as they handed me my medal.
  • Articeluvsmemphis
    Articeluvsmemphis Posts: 1,987 Member
    this is funny, in a good way, after I exercise I always smile, almost always, I'm usually very happy, it's the endorphins I'm sure
  • redmichelle67
    redmichelle67 Posts: 49 Member
    Gosh never just cryed but fell off a machine once and cryed ....So I thinking you cryed out of being happy ?
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