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I keep telling myself It is all worth it.
Since returning to work, I havent been going to the gym as often as I would like. I still go Tuesday, Thurday, Saturday and I try to get there on Sunday.
I had Friday and Monday off work, so I went to the gym. Friday was a new round of Turbo and it totally rocked. Monday was awesome as always. But missing 2 months of some one class will really make you sore.
As if I wasn't sore enough yesterday, I went to Turbo again instead of my usual spin class. I figure I have to change things up to keep my body guessing what's coming next.
Holy bajesus. I feel like I broke my back.
Not only can I not walk down the stair, but I can't bend over or pick anything up. I thought I was going to pass out this morning trying to get B2 out of the crib.
Like I said, I keep telling myself it is worth it.
Re: I keep telling myself It is all worth it.
It IS worth it, but man is that soreness a b*tch sometimes!
It's part of why I'm afraid to get back into working out, hah. Lame excuse!
the soreness is a pain...but I like it because it reminds me that I did something! Plus, it's motivation to keep working out so that I'm not sore all.the.time.
keep it up!!
I give you Kudos for being a working mom and still going that often. I cut it out first usually.
It is so worth it!