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    lack of motivation

    hello people, let me aks you . what do u do when u lost motivation to keep on training, with out consider the results that u have got,
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    Quote Originally Posted by alexvega
    hello people, let me aks you . what do u do when u lost motivation to keep on training, with out consider the results that u have got,
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    Your question seems odd to me. Without results? My motivation is driven almost solely by results. Maybe the lack of results would lead to no motivation?

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    I just make myself train anyway. Everyone has the occasional day where they don't want to goto the gym. I think one of the keys to keeping with it is to make yourself go anyway. You'll probably feel better about it next time; no one is excited about training 100% of the time.
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    I recently went through this with cardio.

    First, I take a little time off and say, i'd rather just have a long break than just give up completely.
    Second, I have a list of goals. goals are what keep me going. whether i want to lift xxxlbs yy times for a given exercise, or see that first, second or 3rd row of abs, or have arms zz inches around.
    Third, I change it up quite a bit. For cardio, I stopped running and went swimming or bike riding (i've recently started running again though). Weights, I don't have so much of a problem because I change my routines so much. I recently started taking legs much more seriously and I immediately started seeing gains in my upper body (not sure why but I know there is a relationship).

    You should probably ask why you have lost motivation. Have you stopped seeing gains? do you just not have any goals? Would switching sports/exercises revive you? Do you have a training partners (if not, get one)? Where do you want to be in a year? How do you get there?

    I don't know... this forum actually motivates me sometimes... I've certainly tried lots of new exercises as a result of reading some of these posts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by largepkg
    Your question seems odd to me. Without results? My motivation is driven almost solely by results. Maybe the lack of results would lead to no motivation?

    Dude largepkg, you were overweight at one time right? I used to be semi overweight. Now I have a little more bodyfat than I would like. What did you do? Just clean diet? How long did it take? This shit is taking forever on a clean diet.
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    Take a week off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    Take a week off.
    Shit Pat if I do that it makes it real hard for me to start again. But I still agree

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
    Shit Pat if I do that it makes it real hard for me to start again. But I still agree

    I just can't take a week off either. Not because it is hard to start back up but because it fucks with me mentally. Try and take maybe 2-3 days off then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    I just can't take a week off either. Not because it is hard to start back up but because it fucks with me mentally. Try and take maybe 2-3 days off then.
    You mean a weekend?

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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    I just can't take a week off either. Not because it is hard to start back up but because it fucks with me mentally. Try and take maybe 2-3 days off then.
    It's like an addiction.

    I can see P-Funk jonesing at the local department store, "Hey, can I carry that fridge to your car for you?!"
    So many cries of inequality stem from one of group
    of people doing little or nothing and then bitching
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    to improve their lives.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vieope
    You mean a weekend?
    sure.

    It's like an addiction.

    I can see P-Funk jonesing at the local department store, "Hey, can I carry that fridge to your car for you?!"

    lol, you have no idea. Any time I do anything that involes picking something up I have a time element in mind like how fast I can move it from point a to point b.
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