Would you think TRX is good for someone like me. You really have to be motivated to do the moves yourself. It's like routine weight lifting. I struggle with motivation. A friend of mine just mentioned she has a TRX at home.
As someone who's struggled with motivation for exercise as well, I've found it easier to do a treadmill in front of the television or biking around, if not following an instructor for a class. Without distractions or an exercise partner I find myself becoming impatient with the process personally.
You asked me. I still can't access why I quit things. Would have to go back into the past not to speculate. At the present I think I get bored easily. There are things I have the ambition to start in the future now but I am afraid to embark thinking I won't last.
You asked me. I still can't access why I quit things. Would have to go back into the past not to speculate. At the present I think I get bored easily.
Do you think listening to music or watching something at the same time might help with the boredom problem?
That certainly helped me anyway, even for stuff like practicing kali stick drills. If the exercise can be done mindlessly then a lack of distractions makes it feel like being stuck in a waiting room, time feels longer and slower until impatience wins out otherwise.
Would you think TRX is good for someone like me. You really have to be motivated to do the moves yourself. It's like routine weight lifting. I struggle with motivation. A friend of mine just mentioned she has a TRX at home.
As someone who's struggled with motivation for exercise as well, I've found it easier to do a treadmill in front of the television or biking around, if not following an instructor for a class. Without distractions or an exercise partner I find myself becoming impatient with the process personally.
Kinda same? After i get the hang of it i just want it to be quiet or I become irritated with noise/talking. Only music is acceptable.
