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jbstafford290
03-08-2024, 07:59 PM
Whats up brother been a minute! I need some advice for motivation. I'll be 40 this yr and been out the gym for about 6 months. I need to get back at it! I have plenty of gear, prework, orals, protein, etc. For the love of God I can't get motivated to actually start the process and bring my ass to the gym! Any tips or advice I'd really appreciate it! At work I wear many different hats and by the end of the day I'm wore out! Plus I have a 3 yr old and currently coaching my sons 10u baseball team practice twice a week! I have sleep apnea just recently started to use my machine again so that should help some. Hell when I get off work I just want to drink cold beer playing with my 3 yr old and spend what little time I have left with the wife. Help a brother out!
JB

HRVet1984
03-09-2024, 12:17 AM
I will be 40 in July. Started this past summer. Best thing I could say would be start doing something. Find what can fit your schedule and get something in!

Sourpower
03-09-2024, 10:33 AM
I went in and started walking to scope out the equipment and layout. I started 3 x week of just walking and watching Netflix. Then I started doing full bodies 1 exercise per major muscle group. After a month or so it became habit again and I’m back in full swing.

You just have to get in the door once! That can be all the difference!


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jbstafford290
03-09-2024, 04:14 PM
Appreciate it brothers! I'm going to start a full body today and hopefully keep it rolling throughout the week!

Sourpower
03-09-2024, 04:49 PM
Appreciate it brothers! I'm going to start a full body today and hopefully keep it rolling throughout the week!

Start a log on here! It helps


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unclemoney
03-09-2024, 10:04 PM
If you want to hit the gym I'd recommend in your case early AM before work... Or, you could get an at home setup and instead of hammering a bunch of stuff, just pick a big effort lift or two to focus on per day that way you can still keep the time workingout down and still have leftover time!

Bubba2
04-19-2024, 02:37 PM
If you want to hit the gym I'd recommend in your case early AM before work... Or, you could get an at home setup and instead of hammering a bunch of stuff, just pick a big effort lift or two to focus on per day that way you can still keep the time workingout down and still have leftover time!

^this

I miss training before the sun rises. It's very peaceful without any distractions and productive.
I work so early these days that afternoons are better unless I want to go to bed at 7pm

Home gym setups are also nice for a busy family man!

Devil1
04-19-2024, 03:01 PM
I went in and started walking to scope out the equipment and layout. I started 3 x week of just walking and watching Netflix. Then I started doing full bodies 1 exercise per major muscle group. After a month or so it became habit again and I’m back in full swing.

You just have to get in the door once! That can be all the difference!


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similar, when I realized how out of shape I had gotten I walked out to the road and painted markers every 1/4 mile for 2 1/2 miles.. I would walk as far as I could in the sun, no shirt, fat as hell, embarrassed and when I couldn’t go any further I had to turn around and make it back. A month later joined the gym and started lifting, the rest is history.

you have to make it through the first month, then it becomes a obsession.. when someone says “you look good, been hitting the gym”.. ooohhhhh, fuck yeah! Makes me train harder and eat smarter!!

Juicepuppy
04-21-2024, 07:17 PM
just start of slowly again a day here a day there for now and go from there... consistency, dedication, motivation