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@j4ck.eth
i lifted weights with @tylerbenmark this morning for the first time since my senior year of high school felt good. big thanks to him for asking my 8x until i came along 😂 how do you liftcasters maintain consistency and discipline??
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also how do you reorient your mindset to a positive/growth one around exercise from a “i should / have to do this”
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@j4ck.eth
@perl workout tips
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@tylerbenmark
For me it’s getting the workout done first thing in the morning before I start any other activity. And following an app is super helpful. I prefer Fitbod.
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@tylerbenmark
🤘so glad you joined!
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Patrick
@pc
@tylerbenmark has the “get up early” mental cheat code that he can use at will…years and years of 4am swims 😂 I’ve never been a morning workout guy, but the flexible post-COVID work world has made me a lunch lift person. Also forces you to get in there, go hard, and get out.
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@cryptowitch
Habit stacking in the morning and an app that builds me a workout based on what “gym” I’m in. I have regular gym, hotel gym, home gym, and no equipment options so I don’t have to think about it - I just go.
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Scott Werner
@scottwerner
When I was able to stay consistent it was all about having a program to follow and having each month+ planned out like in 5x5 or 5/3/1. I've been struggling with getting motivated to get back into it after an injury though...
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@phil
I self-flagellate every time I miss a day. The deep sense of loathing keeps me coming back
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@benersing
Having a Tyler in my life is the best way to stay consistent: accountability
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@robin
i use a trainer through future.co. couldn't recommend it enough. had a similar issue with consistency before, but now i feel dedicated and it's whipped me into routine. the app is really well made too
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Marc
@warcmeinstein
Buddy system helps
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@bpo
Don’t break the streak. Once you get going, don’t miss your lifting day. If you’re really stressed/not motivated - tell yourself you’re going in to do just 1 rep… and everything else is gravy. You’ll find yourself doing your whole workout. One strategy is the starting strength novice linear progression…
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Daniel Olarte
@od
Go day by day, plan for closer goals to see rewards as you keep moving, this will help with your motivation as you see improvements in a short amount of time.
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@warren
@mw
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@matthewmorek
just keep showing up, no matter how tired you are. a good workout is a done workout, doesn’t matter if 1hr or 15mins. show up to build consistency, then talk progress. gym tip: get your gear ready the night before each session. consistency tip: take no more than 5 secs to act in your initiative.
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@jayce
I just have to go every day and do *something* …not for everyone, but missing a day after 10 in a row feels better than missing a day in a two on, one off split.
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Brent Fitzgerald
@bf
I work with a trainer at a local independent powerlifting gym. It's a luxury for sure, but is a great self-investment. It has been key in keeping me accountable and getting the most out of lifting.
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@jpetrich
Routine + a lifting partner. It helps that I do feel better when I exercise regularly and lifting is the most enjoyable exercise I've found.
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@kam
make lifting automatic/easy/not overly painful. Eventually you get strong enough to really appreciate the benefits too. - this app tells me exactly what / how to lift each day https://apps.apple.com/us/app/starting-strength-official/id1008697836 - gym is close to home/work - very conservative about increasing weight
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