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I saw this thread yesterday and didn't comment. Maybe I'm feeling fiesty today but I am compelled to say something....
ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Short of being unemployed it doesn't get any easier than you have it. You have a job, that's it. If you were going to get paid 10,000 dollars every time you went to the gym so long as you went a minimum of 3 times a week you would find a way to make it happen. I'm not suggesting six times a week is needed or even favorable I'm just pointing out that if it is important you'll make it happen. |
Schedules suck don't they? I leave the house to get the kids to daycare/school at 7 am, work through lunch to makeup hours lost due to class, get off at 5pm then have class 'til 9:30pm. I spend 10pm-midnight doing homework. Then weekends are the only time I have to actually take pictures (photography class). The stress of it all is (not really!) driving me to drink!
That said, the best I can manage is a few exercise videos when I'm not so exhausted I'm going to throw up. Do what you can do and see where exercise is on your list of priorities. If something can be shuffled, do it. If you can go during lunch, before work, do it. Hope you find something that works for you. Good luck! |
Originally Posted by JohnP: |
Originally Posted by JohnP: |
Originally Posted by stimkovs: Oh man, that made me want to go out and punch something and then run circles around it and then give it a ticket to the gun show. I am woman hear me ROAR! |
This is how I feel right now. I work a very demanding job and I am NOT a morning person (as it is, I'm basically late every day for work from hitting the snooze button...luckily no one cares about that since I bring in the money for my company!)
Anyway, I have a one year old son and he goes to bed at 8:00 pm so by the time I get him and get home it is 6:00 pm so I only have two hours to spend with him. It really sucks because I have a goal to exercise JUST two days a week and it is so, so hard to fit it in. I am feeling bitter about going tonight after work because it means I get home after my son's bedtime and don't see him at all. I feel like I never see him. :( |
Originally Posted by Pepino: It comes down to a choice. Either you get up early and get a work out in, or you pick 2-3 days a week that you go in the evening. Don't forget you have all day on your days off, whatever those days may be. In 7 days, you should be able to pick 2 or 3 that maximize family time while getting in a workout. Can you exercise at home, after your son goes to bed? A DVD? Wii? Push ups, sit ups, kettle bell? Treadmill, elliptical? I swear, putting a treadmill upstairs was the best thing I ever did for myself! Then I got a Total Trainer. My gym attendance was not good, and wasn't getting better, so I wanted something at home. It helped! |
The at-home workouts sound great for those of you with super long days.That way you don't have to go anywhere.
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Originally Posted by Pepino: (I wish I had been 1/2 this smart when my kids were little. If the grandkids were close by, I would do what I just suggested.) Barb |
Originally Posted by mimsyborogoves: |
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