I need motivation to work out
- Thread starter Rozay Oro
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WaveWhisperer
Stainless Steel
Discipline yourself to show up everyday.
dont have to do a hardcore fukkin workout each time just show up and do SOMETHING breh
good luck
dont have to do a hardcore fukkin workout each time just show up and do SOMETHING breh
good luck
Find a person that you know personally that might be at where you want to be, and use that as motivation. I've always had like a silent competition with somebody that was where I wanted to get to. My cousin played pro basketball overseas, so I wanted to beat him when we hooped. One of my older Brothers got locked up and sent to boot camp, and he said they'd have arms wrestling competitions and he was unbeatable, so I wanted to beat him in at arm wrestling. I beat them both, and got better/stronger in the process.
You should be able to motivate yourself if you're grown. That shyt comes from inside every time you get in front of a mirror and see that frail bird chest and your ribs cage touching each other that's should be your motivation to lift.
Looking for someone else to give you a push might work temporaily but you would need to eventually become self motivated enough to continue on your own.
Looking for someone else to give you a push might work temporaily but you would need to eventually become self motivated enough to continue on your own.
If he's not even disciplined enough to workout himself he just going to enlist and get washed out.
I feel you, but I saw some guys in boot camp who I thought wasn’t going to make it but surprised when they made it out on top.
I’ll use me as an example
Before boot camp I could barely run half a mile, now I’m able to run two miles at least three days a week.
Fat Fred Jones
Reticent
There's no guaranteed method of motivation, but for me, I have a kids and a wife. I want to lead by example in working towards something. My family sees me consistently working on physical fitness. Being fit is the one thing in life that requires no help, luck, money, connections or complexion for progress; and I sort of see any effort I put towards it as a baseline for success in other aspects of life.
It depends. I was fast but could barely do 15 push ups before basic. Once I got into the rhythm of getting smoked to death, resurrected, then smoked again I started to like working out.