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Originally Posted by eastcoastsurfer
All this analyzing you're doing is missing the forest through the trees.
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Originally Posted by TheWookie
My two cents: it's a lot easier to compare plans and weigh their advantages / disadvantages in the race toward theoretical perfection... than it is to get in the weight room and train hard.
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There is a saying in Organizational/Leadership Management. It goes like this, "A good solution now, is better than a perfect solution eventually."
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Originally Posted by Stogey
There are many different ways to skin a cat (what a graphic saying that is).
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Not really. You pretty much need a board, a nail, and some pliers. Anything else would just end up getting too gross.
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Originally Posted by garygary
Are you sure 6 weeks is enough to decide which workout to do? I waited 4 months, and I'm fatter than ever, but at least I know exactly what I'm going to do whenever it is that I decide to do it. I'll probably start soon, since I've read about 5 different books and post on all the fitness message boards asking questions of the people that actually DO the exercise. It makes sense though... why waste all that energy doing exercises from a program when there might be a better program out there? Or what if I was doing it wrong? Its better to just stall a little bit and get that all figured out first, and THEN hit the gym.
I have more to add, but the pizza guy is here.
peace.
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Exactly!
I understand your frustration. I'm a "why" person as well. But, sometimes you have to temper that inquisitive nature and become a "do" person. I've found that the answers to all of the "why" questions become much more clear after you've "done" something.