Ow

[raffaellasworld]

I worked out heavily last night, and really tried to push to find my boundaries again. I'm still taking it easy building my back strength, but other than that I'm trying to get my butt back in gear. My arms are the achiest. While not quite to the charming extreme that m1sfit_t0y has taken it, I'm definitely feeling the after effects.
In theory I was supposed to have gotten my lazy butt out of bed at 5 this morning to work out again. Not being a morning person, this just didn't happen.

Comments

[wingedelf.livejournal.com]

Understandable. Be nice to yourself. Maybe jumping into this 6 day x 12 week programme from nothing is a bit of overload, but easing into it by starting every other day or so and building up might keep your body from protesting too much?

But it's good to hear you're not a morning person. There's just something eeeeevil about people who get up at 5 a.m. regularly just for the fun of it. *shudder* It's far more likely for me to see 5 a.m. via "still awake" than "time to start the day" mode.

[vulture23.livejournal.com]

Agree completely. Morning people have something wrong with their brains, I'm convinced of it.

[ayeshadream.livejournal.com]

I tend to be the kind who really wants "just 5 more minutes", about 6 times each morning. I'm trying to break myself of this, but only half heartedly.
I really just savor lying cocooned in bed, under my mountain of blankets, warn and content. I also know that once I get out of be I probably won't be warm again for the rest of the day.
I really don't mind mornings, so long as I'm not expected to get out of bed for them.

[girlshawn.livejournal.com]

wake up... but hey wait a minute.. you get five or ten or fifteen more minutes tomorrow morning...

working from home!! Yup thats me, with working from home chick..

I can still wake you up if you want..

hahahah...

One of those odd morning persons.