I've woken up really tired today. I'm working from home and this afternoon will start the cumbersome, tiresome and tiring revision for exams next week. I've just three left; 10th, 13th and 19th June.
Yesterday lunchtime I went to the gym and swam. I haven't done that in an age. I really enjoyed it, but felt bushed around 8pm.
I think I'm going to try really hard to get to bed earlier, get up earlier and see if I can get to the gym before work. Even as I type, I know that this is a fated plan.. how do you keep motivated? It strikes me that I've kept up 4 gruelling years of uni - thre hour lectures twice weekly at the scabby campus in North Birmingham after a full days work. So how hard, in comparison is getting up a litle earlier and doing something I actually enjoy?
I can't work it out. Any answers? Does anyone who reads this actually have a gym regime? Are you able to keep the exercise up?
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
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I find doing exercise (cycling in my case) is a good excuse to listen to podcasts and audio books. To find out what happens next is a good motivator
James Hector
I do 15-20 minutes of floor-work (situps, squats and pushups) every morning - about 05.00 weekdays or whenever I can be bothered weekends. I ride most evenings, up to an hour of schooling, and walk three miles a day without fail.
Completely fail to understand why my middle carries more than it used to!
Thanks for your comments (and emails) folks.
Listening to podcasts is certainly a motivating factorm - it takes away from the boredom.... unless of course you're swimming.
Brennig, you're just too fit mate!
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