This past week I have found myself fighting a battle with
myself to get motivated and make time to get out of the house and put in some
miles. Last week, I was doing a cardio workout and did a massive face plant right
into the trampoline. When this happened, my neck snapped back with tremendous
force and I knew immediately not only that I was hurt, but that I’m not nearly
as young as I used to be. Since doing so,
I have struggled to make myself get back in the mood to do any real work outs.
I have used a significant amount of Icy Hot and done a few
stretching activities to try and get the juices flowing. Stretching is always
something I do before I get out and do my runs, and I usually find that while
stretching I get motivated to get up and go. However, it doesn’t seem to be
working this week. My neck is still bothering me, and I find myself making up
all kinds of excuses each day as to why I shouldn’t go running. When I come up with a reason to run, I come
up with two reasons why I shouldn’t.
I love to run, but just can’t seem to find what I need to
get out of the house. MOTIVATION!
After doing a little research, I have come across a few recommendations on how to find the motivation needed to get back on the path to success. I found it very ironic that the #1 recommendation, was starting a daily blog, it made me think to myself, what would Mrs. Quinn say about that. LMAO!
Work Cited: Runner's World Article By Calvin Hennick
Published 03/22/2007
After doing a little research, I have come across a few recommendations on how to find the motivation needed to get back on the path to success. I found it very ironic that the #1 recommendation, was starting a daily blog, it made me think to myself, what would Mrs. Quinn say about that. LMAO!
Work Cited: Runner's World Article By Calvin Hennick
Published 03/22/2007
Have you researched what kind of injury you might have? Maybe make an appointment with your GP just to double check? The worst thing that could happen is that you get into running again too soon, and you double-down on injuries.
ReplyDeleteAnd what kind of trampoline were you on? The big ones or a small individual one?