doesn't matter how fast, any one can do it :)
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This moto got me thru my first 5K yesterday!!0
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Thank you, I needed this! I get excited to exercise for a few days , and then I don't for a week....how can I get more motivated??0
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Love it! I tend to take the slow but steady approach but as long as I'm making the effort I am making my health and fitness a priority.0
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Thank you, I needed this! I get excited to exercise for a few days , and then I don't for a week....how can I get more motivated??
no good answer for that, i struggle with motivation to exercise as well. motivation will be different for everyone. keep at it, the more you do the more motivated you will become. good luck to you0 -
Thank you for posting that. I
will have to remember that when I don't feel like exercising.0 -
I think the trick to keeping to your exercise program is to make it into a habit. Make it part of your routine. Once you do it for a few weeks it gets easier. But everyone slips up sometimes so when you "fall off the wagon", just keep trying. We're all a work in progress.0
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love it!0
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If you push the couch, they will always win0
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Ran my first 5k today and this thought made me get through it. I may not have been fast (definately not fast) but I wasn't last and I wasn't at home sitting on my couch eating ice cream. It can only get better from here0
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Thank you, I needed this! I get excited to exercise for a few days , and then I don't for a week....how can I get more motivated??
I was just like you, I'd exercise for a week, then quit for 3. I kept with this pattern until I read a book and it explained that it takes 21 days to form a habit. So I set a goal of being consistent with exercise for 21 days....and haven't looked back since.
So give yourself 21 days, within those 21 days, workout at least 5 days a week. PLAN the workouts, write them on your calendar and do not let anything get in the way.0 -
That motto goes with anything and everything. That's my train of thought..at this moment. Good job on the 5k0
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that is great !!
I ran my first 10miles today, last november I couln't even run 3 km so just remember that anything is possible x0 -
To motivate myself to exercise I sign up for things. I started small with a 5k and I'm now training for a triathlon. I know that I have to get out and train so I'm ready for it!0
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bump for a new day0
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I disagree:
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Yes sir!0
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Needed to see that this morning! Love it!0
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:flowerforyou:0
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I love this~ Thanks for sharing.......:bigsmile:0
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I love it too. Thanks so much for posting this. I used to think that 30 mins of walking or any slow kind of exercise is not going to help me if I don't control my diet with it. With that thinking, I wouldn't work out nor I would control my diet. I was SO WRONG....:(
Your post makes perfect sense.
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How true0
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Thank you, I needed this! I get excited to exercise for a few days , and then I don't for a week....how can I get more motivated??
try exercising just about every day for 3 weeks...by the time you finish the 3 weeks, it will be habit.
When I first started working out a few months ago, the first 2 weeks I went to the gym Monday thru Friday...then I cut down to m-w-f ( I was having endurance issues)
the last month or so I have been trying to go 4 times a week--Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. In the next few weeks, I need to pick Saturday up--my daughter is training for Cross Country.0 -
Thank you, I needed this! I get excited to exercise for a few days , and then I don't for a week....how can I get more motivated??
Seeing the weight loss ticker moving to the right while I was eating more motivated me.
I also try to keep a big variety in my workouts- In the last couple weeks I have been hiking, biking, swimming, kayaking, and working in the yard in addition to the treadmill/weights program I started in January. Keeping it interesting and eating enough to actually have the energy to workout made all the difference for me anyway.0 -
I so agree. My motivation at the beginning was I was determined to lose weight. I was determined to exercise every day. At the beginning I was afraid to miss a day of exercise because I don't want to lose track and not have one day go to 2, to next thing being weeks. Now, after 5 months, I don't feel right if I don't get exercise in every day.0
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I disagree:0
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Great post, thanks! I am taking my weight loss journey very slow, not because I necessarily want to, but because I was not totally committed evidently. I began Weight Watchers 21 months ago, and I have not missed but a couple of times going to my weekly meeting in those months. I am only at the 34 lb loss. That is ok though, I figure it means I have kept off what I was losing and as long as I do not give up, I will make it!
Now, I have a fire lite under me it seems, and I have been working out with a personal trainer doing strength and cardio 3x a week, so maybe soon, I will begin to lose a little faster and more consistently. Before I was not tracking everything, and now I am putting down every bite, lick and taste.0 -
thank you for sharing Tim.
Also, Go Browns!0
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