Ever had a breakdown during your workout?
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yes. sometimes working out distracts me from my issues, and sometimes it causes me to think about them more. i'll be running hard and pushing myself and it just like opens the floodgates to all my self-doubt, anger, and frustration.0
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I've gotten emotional in yoga a couple times (it makes me feel so accomplished and peaceful). And I often go for walks when I am upset to clear my head. I've been that girl walking with tears running down her face!0
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I've cried at the gym a few times for different reasons. Sometimes upset at myself, sometimes frustration, once was simply exhaustion. It happens.0
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I don't think I have ever had a breakdown.....but I have had some crappy workouts due to moods...
Or if something happens...then it really throws me off my workout, and a lot of times I just get up and leave....I can't focus on the workout anymore.
Then that pisses me off.
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I've gone into the gym in tears, or left to take a cry in the locker room. I'm in the gym a lot so really, there's going to be a couple cries there a year.0
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Never cried (yet), but I have to leave the floor to throw up almost every week during my PT session. Does that count?0
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I haven't broken down, but sometimes an intense workout can make me feel emotional yes.0
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I remember one day riding the stationary bike and all of a sudden the song " The Climb" came on and i just lost it. I just felt the accumulation of alot of hard work and sacrifice and feeling like i wasent getting anywhere just all came to a head. I literally rode that bike with my head down crying for a while .
Second time was about a month after injuring my back. I went back to the gym and could do less weight etc than when i started out and that was very defeating to feel like i lost all the work i had put into myself up until that point. When i could barely lift a 10 lb dumbell i broke down and felt like a failure. I left in tears and wasent sure i was ever going to go back in there again.
So i think it happens to alot of people at different times and for different reasons.0 -
arditarose wrote: »
Yup. I don't think I'm really working that hard tho - maybe I should get up even earlier to digest my breakfast better, lol!
I'm fine once I've let go, just get back in there and kick the heck out of what's left of the session :-)
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Yeah Ive had moments like that. I try to turn that negative energy into a positive and really put all of the frustration into my workout. Its better than picking up a bag of chips and emotional eat. So breakdown during a workout is fine and I think many of us have days like that.0
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Is this a female thing?0
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arditarose wrote: »
Yup. I don't think I'm really working that hard tho - maybe I should get up even earlier to digest my breakfast better, lol!
I'm fine once I've let go, just get back in there and kick the heck out of what's left of the session :-)
I've definitely gotten ill during my trainer's circuits. Haven't puked yet. I don't let her push me to puking ha.0 -
No, but I love how you got through it. You've got some stamina, girl. Sounds like you have more in you than even you thought was there! Keep it up!0
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I only ever had one. My friend had just passed away and she was an ultramarathoner. I was a runner also, but not to her extent. I went out to the track one day and when my knee started hurting again. I got super frustrated with myself and my injury, so I just sat in the grass and cried being pathetic when I thought of her. She gave me my strength back and made me realize how much bigger life is and to appreciate the fact that I can even run and enjoy life.0
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Whew...It's soooo good to know I'm not alone on this one.
Oddly enough, I don't think it's a female thing though....(I think we're probably just brave enough to admit we cry...hahaha)0 -
I started C25K about a month after I lost my son at 5 1/2 months pregnant (2 months ago). In the beginning I'd be on the treadmill and I'd start bawling at some point. It was like a floodgate would open up. It happened the other day when I ran a mile for the first time without stopping. It's my therapy I guess, thankfully it's in the privacy of my own home and not in a gym...cuz, I think people would start to really worry about me after awhile.0
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Yep, sometimes working out takes me to the stuff i avoid thinking about. Only happens when I am working out alone at home. Now I am going to a gym it is a lot better. I am still working out alone but having others around seems to help.0
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