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- How to overcome thoughts of just being unable to ever be fit or have cardiovascular endurance
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How to overcome thoughts of just being unable to ever be fit or have cardiovascular endurance Posted: 24 Jul 2020 02:38 PM PDT I'm 38 and relatively tall (6'4). I feel like I've wasted my height by being a slob the last few years. I've gained 20 lbs. since Coronavirus started, but I've been overweight and obese since college, getting progressively heavier. I just weighed in at 300lbs and I'm disappointed in myself. I want to start a new training program, I'm thinking of just going to a boxing gym and joining instead of trying to gradually get back into fitness, because doing things gradually has not worked the last few years. Before Coronavirus I was kind of regularly going to lift weights and play basketball once a week, and that helped me to at least not increase weight, but I wasn't losing weight. The problem: I am beset by this notion in my mind that I will fail at fitness because I am just not athletic. Even when I was in high school, I wasn't considered to be "athletic." I wasn't inactive, I actually played on my high school basketball and football teams, and I was good enough to start on the basketball team, but I was never a good/fast runner and I was considered clumsy so I have it in my head that I just don't have the endurance to run. How do I dispel this negative thinking? Am I even mentally in the right place, is it that some people just aren't meant to be able to run a lot or have cardiovascular endurance? I'm worried that I'll start this new boxing program and do it for a month, but then I'll just stop, like I always do, because the results aren't fast enough and I get discouraged by a lack of great progress. I'm tired of being this way but it's hard for me to think of excuses when I start an exercise I find challenging; it's hard to quiet the part of mind telling me to stop because I'll just fail in the end. [link] [comments] |
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i'm slim but i have an ENORMOUS tummy? Posted: 24 Jul 2020 03:30 PM PDT like it's constantly pregnant looking while the rest of me is fairly skinny how do i fix this lol, my diet is fine? [link] [comments] |
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