It takes some time to build a routine, getting to that point requires effort. Once you're comfortable and know your limits I personally get a lot of satisfaction from pushing my body to get faster, stronger, more agile and so on. You might feel exhausted but you know you can keep going and your body will respond.
Together with all other health benefits you get from it makes you feel good about yourself after a workout which translates to better confidence, mood and more.
It's a ball, and it's a foot long
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I don't think anyone here expected reddit to just fall over and die from the protests, nor is it a competition.
Lemmy will probably never reach the heights reddit have done but it's a growing community with great potential and I for one am really enjoying being part of it.
Rules are rules
I'm supposed to go to a wonderful cabin by the sea this weekend. Weather forecast is amazing and we're a big group of 13-14 people going, fun times guaranteed.
Yesterday I started feeling feverish and other cold symptoms. Today feels better but still have some symptoms. I'm quite sure I'll feel a lot better if not fully recovered tomorrow, but I don't know for sure and I don't want to infect anyone else.
I'm going to try and sleep/rest hoping for a miracle improvement over the next 4-5 hours.
Pasta salad is one of my go-to lunches on the go. Fusili pasta mixed with any and all vegetables you prefer. For protein I'll add boiled eggs, beans and/or fried chicken strips. Easy to make, nutritious and good to eat cold/room temperature.
Iceland is amazing, hope you have a greta trip!