Motivation
There is a woman in my health club who always begins her workout with sit-ups and leg-lifts. One afternoon she entered the excersize room and, as usual, lay down on the slant board as if she were to do sit-ups. This time, though, she did not. Instead, she turned around on the board and positioned herself for leg lifts. Again she stayed there for several moments without doing a single exercise. Finally she got up and headed out of the room. As she walked past me, she said, "Thinking about it was enough for today."
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No, I just think about the next $70,000 I'll make.
Just kidding. If I'm tired and unmotivated, I just think about my muscles growing and about the nice endorphin rush I'll get after a good workout. |
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wait what lmao im confused are you talkin about acupunctor?
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Way beyond. I'm talking about sticking yourself with thousands of needles and hanging yourself up by them. I forgot what it's called, but I saw it on one of those tatoo shows on DSC. :D The pain releases endorphins
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Really, all I meant is I feel good after a good workout. Working out has it's own motivation. And it is like a drug that way. That's why so many people insist on hitting the gym everyday, even to their own detriment. At the same time, I get tired of hearing the people who insist on getting in shape has to be "fun". It can't always be fun. That's why the word work is in there. |
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lol I saw that on tv some guy named chris angel I spelt his name wrong did the back thing and laid on bed of nails while holding up front end of hummer.
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