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@beecurious
Is been a month that I stopped gym because of my lower back pain and recently started it again slowly working upper body and core. But I have felt so guilty all this time and afraid I will loose my muscles and body. Has anyone experienced smth similar and how did you overcome the fear?
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@vandan
You need to realize that gym and anything you do should not become an obsession. I am guilty of this myself. If you go to the gym for a long time and your health requires you to, missing out a few days/weeks is not a big problem because you will reach the same level you were at, in half the time you took the break
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Spouse had lower back problem too, went to an orthopedic doctor to find out the problem, it was a herniated disk, did some therapy until healed, then she did pilates to strengthen her back muscle and core, it's been ~5 years, so far so good
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@subtlerebel.eth
When I’m not able to give as much time to being active as I would like, I try to round it out with the areas that I can control such as my diet. Also, recognizing that there are seasons for everything, is helpful as well. Also also, try to understand where the guilt comes from! I could go on 🤪
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@gbam
I hear you. I am terrible trying to rest when injured. I find active recovery is always the best. Your body will let you know if you push it too far. All the best
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@ben4real
I’ve been keeping out of the gym for only one week because of back pain and I already feel the guilt! Whatever you do, no matter how short the session, better to work out a bit just to keep the habit built in.
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