@Sven Vandenberghe I was low in iron and after I supplemented a few weeks I found my energy and strength return so markedly. I went from days in the gym to 4 since fixing this. My next phase of “supplements” were to get water and protein close to 1 oz and 1gram per pound of my weight. So now I’m tired of peeing all day and would love fuller muscles instead of full bladder. 😅 I’m hoping to notice a difference in lifting and aerobic endurance and get a few more reps in. I’m also supporting hormones with vitamin D and a beef organ supplement pill. Other than caffeine, I don’t like to take anything that’s not food or that my body shouldn’t be handling itself.
My rule is if I can only go into the gym for 15 minutes that’s OK, I gotta go. All I had time for was the leg press machine. A warm-up set, three working sets, calf raises in between sets. I also allowed myself to wear my workout clothes to the office today. People don’t usually see their therapist in a hoodie and leggings, but letting myself do that eliminated the excuse that I didn’t have time to change clothes. 👍👍
Studies confirm starting your day with protein supports stable blood sugar and satiety. Eggs, Greek yogurt, or whey shake , choose what fits your morning 🥘
did you win the day or lose focus? Both are fine , awareness is the key. Write one thing that went right and one thing you’ll improve today. Growth comes from reflection.📈
I started with a nice upper body pulling my workout! Later some of my therapy sessions were really challenging, but I felt my focus was to stay comfortable and assure my clients of their own strengths. It was a good day.
Most people fail because their goals are too big and unrealistic. The trick is to shift your focus from outcomes to behaviors. Instead of saying 'I want to lose 5 kilos', say 'I’ll move 4 days a week and eat one real meal per day'. Behavior shapes results not the other way around. 🌱 What’s one small thing you could start improving today?