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GG300 · 03-03-2008, 08:02 AM

Hey I had a crap February as well. I didn't miss any workouts ate great on the on days and horribly on the 8 party days that I knew I was going to have. So by the end of it all I lost 1 whole friggin pound. SO WHAT. I get up every morning get back to the gym and I will attempt to be better than the last month. Fitness isn't about some external challenge it is about getting and staying healthy so you can fend of an occasional bought of depression or whatever else life might throw your way. Plus setting a good example for your son is necessary to counter the negative example that yopur wife is setting. Quit the challenge if that is what is stressing you out but don't quit on yourself. NO PITY PARTY HERE, fitness isn't easy all the time but its necessary.

Now get away from the computer and go do something healthy.

03-03-2008, 08:02 AM	#3 (permalink)
GG300 Back on Track Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Milwaukee, WI Posts: 4,252	Hey I had a crap February as well. I didn't miss any workouts ate great on the on days and horribly on the 8 party days that I knew I was going to have. So by the end of it all I lost 1 whole friggin pound. SO WHAT. I get up every morning get back to the gym and I will attempt to be better than the last month. Fitness isn't about some external challenge it is about getting and staying healthy so you can fend of an occasional bought of depression or whatever else life might throw your way. Plus setting a good example for your son is necessary to counter the negative example that yopur wife is setting. Quit the challenge if that is what is stressing you out but don't quit on yourself. NO PITY PARTY HERE, fitness isn't easy all the time but its necessary. Now get away from the computer and go do something healthy. __________________ -50# by 4/1/10 2 down 48 to go.