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created by 1Strength 2009-11-08 05:42:20 pm

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Don't beat yourself up if you happen to skip a few sessions from to time. Your body could do with the rest and recovery and so could your mind. Being at it 100% of the time is next to impossible. So step back from the heavy weights every once in a while.

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submitted by 1Strength 2009-11-10 10:30:45 am    

 



Sometimes skipping the gym isn't a good idea when it has the potential to become into a habit.

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submitted by 1Strength 2009-11-29 03:40:02 am    


Sometimes, taking a day off which is unplanned does you real good mentally and physically. But remember: skipping training does not mean slacking on your diet. Maintain your diet, get some rest & recovery. Sleep and nutrition are crucial here.

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submitted by 1Strength 2009-11-14 11:05:09 am    


One of the worst things which I encounter from time to time is a complete absence in motivation to work hard. One way which I have found to be helpful to kick start my desire to better myself is by focusing on my diet and laying the foundation right.

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submitted by 1Strength 2009-11-08 05:42:20 pm    


If it just so happens you miss a few workouts, you shouldn't immediately jump back into your old frequency. Because you've "slacked" off a few sessions, ease back into it. If you miss 3 of 4 sessions for 1-2 weeks, get back with doing 2,3,4 per week.

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submitted by 1Strength 2009-11-10 10:29:30 am    


Sometimes the best workouts take place when you're not obsessing over them during your down time. Take home point: when you're not in the gym don't think about your training. Focus on your diet if you must.

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submitted by 1Strength 2009-11-12 10:35:54 am    

 


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