Consistency in Running
Many runners struggle with consistency, often feeling overwhelmed by their busy lives and lacking the willpower to stick to their training schedules. The common belief that increasing the frequency of runs will lead to better results can be misguided, especially when current resources aren't sufficient to support even a lower frequency. Emphasizing a balanced approach is crucial for sustainable progress.In this clip
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The Running Explained Podcast
s3/e11 Understanding Discipline & Motivation with Coach Elisabeth
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How can I break out of the all-or-nothing mentality and find a balance that I can stick to, considering I have no real control of sleep, a low budget, inconsistent gym access, high stress, and a problem staying consistent for more than a week? This question is based on the episode 6 FITNESS New Year's Resolutions You Can Accomplish in 2023 | Mind Pump 1980, the clip Small Changes Matter, the episode Top 5 Weight Loss & Nutrition Tips From World Class Experts, and the clip Embracing Balance, as well as the discussion in episode #316: Habit Mastery Through Perspective with Eric Zimmer and the clip Small Steps Matter.
How can I break out of the all-or-nothing mentality and find a balance that I can stick to, considering I have no real control over sleep, a low budget, inconsistent gym access, high stress, and a problem staying consistent for more than a week? This question is based on the episode 6 FITNESS New Year's Resolutions You Can Accomplish in 2023 | Mind Pump 1980, the clip Small Changes Matter, the episode Top 5 Weight Loss & Nutrition Tips From World Class Experts, and the clip Embracing Balance, as well as the discussion in episode #316: Habit Mastery Through Perspective with Eric Zimmer and the clip Small Steps Matter.
As a mom with no real control of sleep, a low budget, inconsistent gym access, high stress, and a problem staying consistent for more than a week, how can I break out of the all-or-nothing mentality and find a balance that I can stick to, as discussed in episode #316: Habit Mastery Through Perspective with Eric Zimmer and the clip Small Steps Matter?