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I think it affects people differently, I'm neutral when I can't push hard, but having a tracker helps me push harder and I feel rewarded when I do. So I'm not g
by Fire-Dragon-DoL 1y ago
I think it affects people differently, I'm neutral when I can't push hard, but having a tracker helps me push harder and I feel rewarded when I do. So I'm not getting the negative side of it.
On the flip side, I train only for health purposes, I don't love anything of what I do, so we react differently to similar stimulus
- QuantumNoodle 1y ago> I think it affects people differently Absolutely! I take pleasure in simply exercising because I know how good it is for me and not orienting on performance. I suppose the old adage of "enjoy the journey, not the destination" applies. Though I recognize some folks might really enjoy the destination. It's really how the mind frames it I suppose.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 1y agoYeah the only reason why I appreciate exercising is because my body looks good and I can lift both my kids at the same time with little effort (although my knees get affected either way, sadly). I enjoy the journey of other stuff, I wish I could enjoy more the exercise. It's not an absolute, zero, but I'd rather do anything else