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What / who compromises your program?

1. Family
2. Work
3. Study

finding time is always tough, just depends how big a priority it is.
personally my training has dropped off this year as I just started studying,

just setup my old bench so I can do a quick bench sesh on busy days
 
Myself really...need to get re-motivated and have a repeat of my training efforts from the start of last year!
 
training partner is on a different working shift, so I am trying to accommodate him as best I can (My home gym). Might have to start leaving him behind...

He is telling his work he has to go to uni 2 days a week so he can still train with me. It's a fkaround...

That and my love for delicious foods. and my appetite. And money. And not having a power rack. And yeah.
 
1. Oreos for $1 at the shop right outside my new place. WHY DID I EVER GO IN THERE?!
2. People dropping weights at the gym. Its loud, it sounds terrible and it ruins my concentration (I can hear it through my headphones).
 
lexxy said:
1. Oreos for $1 at the shop right outside my new place. WHY DID I EVER GO IN THERE?!
2. People dropping weights at the gym. Its loud, it sounds terrible and it ruins my concentration (I can hear it through my headphones).
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Really? wow you should maybe find a new hobbie...

Anyone who blames other things on them not training need to wake upto themselves...your the only one stopping you from training!
 
I think its moreso the shock factor. I am jumpy when it comes to loud noises: I am so zoned out thinking about various things. It doesn't stop me from training completely, I am still there but it certainly makes me pause.
 
Went to a different gym on Tues and it was tiny and packed, had to wait 20 mins to get into my squats which threw me off big time :(
 
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