01-26-2020
15:13
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09:24
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JuanJoFitbit
01-26-2020
15:13
- last edited on
04-24-2021
09:24
by
JuanJoFitbit
Heres the thing, you know what you need to do, even how to do it. BUt you fight with depression and your own head... motivation is mind based... but what do you do when your brain is your worst nightmare?
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01-26-2020 21:01
03-20-2020 08:57
03-20-2020 08:57
leelee24: Lee: I ran 6 miles everyday for over 25 years then switched to using an elliptical, stationary bike and rowing machine using 2 of the 3 on alternate days. I exercise today because it felt good yesterday and today and will exercise tomorrow because it felt good today. I love the endorphins released (the source of the "runners high). Motivation comes from inside an individual. Exercise for 14 day and you will change your behavior, quit for three days and you will need to start over because quitting becomes easy.
03-29-2020 15:17
03-29-2020 15:17
you do it for your body. it needs you to keep it moving, to keep it fed right, to get decent rest. It will reward you for your effort. It isn't your mind dictating terms, it is your body.
Elena | Pennsylvania
03-31-2020 23:40
03-31-2020 23:40
Keep going.
This is a daily struggle for me recently, but I just force myself to do the workout even when I’m dead set against it, and I always feel much better afterwards. Exercise endorphins are real.
04-01-2020 00:16
04-01-2020 00:16
You have to take a walk to free up your mind.
04-24-2021 09:21
04-24-2021 09:21
I long walk on the beach is a good therapy to clear our minds. I love the ocean, looking to it while I walk has helped me to feel alive and keep going. I'd recommend you to do this.