Quoted for truth.The image we have of what counts as "health" or being in "good condition" can get pretty twisted at times.
Love that.When I think about what my goals are, ultimately, they are to enjoy my body and moving it,
And that!A return to a more child like self image, where the desire to climb a tree exists without the concept of measuring the speed I can manage it, or the height I end up daring to scale
Not sure I'll remember to remind you but it's an interesting idea. 3 workouts a week for a year is a lofty goal but doable.one of my friends has been doing a challenge where you count every workout during the year and the goal is to get to 160 or over. I like that idea. Please remind me to do that once the new year rolls in. I find the idea very motivating and fun, as it's often hard for me to see m
I'm frankly not sure if I want to stay home... My weight hasn't gone down in a week at all. If I don't go working out today, it will mess my planned schedule next week. And the pain isn't as bad as yesterday.I hope you decided to stay home & that pain disappears right back where it belongs.
Yeah I walk quite a lot on the balls of my feet at home and do calf raises at the gym... Pick up the laundry and little objects with my toes and wear flip flops whenever the weather allows for it. And I use barefoot shoes at the gym. Other than that I don't know what would target the foot muscles specifically. I think I'm just reacting to the weather, I'm used to weird pains coming and going... Maybe too used to, IDK.Do you do any exercises for your foot muscles? If your connective tissue is generally lax more active foot muscles might help a little.
The three I like best areOther than that I don't know what would target the foot muscles specifically.
If you keep the intensity low that's perfectly fine. I understand the urge to keep going, especially if it soothes your brain, but be careful not to overdo it, ok?I ended up aqua jogging for three hours. I didn't intend to, but once my two hours was in, I was anxious about tomorrow being rest day and I wanted to see if I could keep going for yet another hour.
I can't know if it's typical but as long as you keep solid sight of reality there's nothing wrong with a little daydreamingAnd imagining what kind of a partner I would want to be to someone when I'll finally get to live and be perceived as a man is, I guess, part of the process...?
I wouldn't have thought of that connection but it makes perfect sense. Yay Nera!I had a lovely long walk with Nera, she doesn't mind the cold at all, which makes me happy: it tells me that despite her age, she has enough muscle mass to keep her warm.
Thanks for the tip! I have taken magnesium supplements but never knew it can be applied topically! Just a week until my next benefits payment, I'll keep this in mind.I think daydreaming & imagining possible relationships is a healthy thing. I think you will be a very thoughtful partner. Love is a wonderful thing & the right person will love you & you will love them. Who knows what shape that may take, but trying to picture that can't hurt.
I know that your budget is very tight but if you could try some magnesium oil massaged into your feet in the evening you may sleep a little better & it might help with your feet. I know it does me. I must do it this evening. My feet feel tired.
Pretty sure depression and stress also shorten our life spans. So while I understand the anxiety there's always more to the story.Now I have to choose between known suffering and unknown risks.
Very true.Pretty sure depression and stress also shorten our life spans. So while I understand the anxiety there's always more to the story.