13/09/2018
It’s pretty normal and very common to get frustrated in your training. Maybe you don’t feel you are getting results, you might be pushing to hit a new pb or weight goal and coming up short. Patience is truly key. It’s so important to take a step back every now and then. Acknowledge progress in all forms.
this is me, left: May 2017. Middle: December 2017 and right: September 2018.
I will have days where I might not be performing how I expect myself too, or I’m not hitting the weight in an exercise I am aiming for.. and I will be so disappointed. But I was literally in a coma 5 years ago, when I woke up for days on end I would have to sleep for 2+ hours after every 10 metres I walked due to exhaustion. And now I’m lifting 100kg off the ground. And RUNNING. Moving my body in a way I didn’t know if I would be able to but I bloody am.
Take a step back and give yourself credit. The mental part of training is equally as important as the physical.