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Stepping into healthy habits again

I did it. I joined a gym again. I also made a gym date with one of my good friends for next Monday morning. I am going into the gym tomorrow for a fitness evaluation and a planning session for my workouts with one of the trainers (whom I will see monthly going forward).

Baby steps - my initial goal is to get in twice a week - more is bonus, but it takes the pressure off a bit while I get back into the routine. But get back into it, I will. I want to be as strong as I can be before surgery, and I suspect that building up my muscle mass now won't hurt my weight loss post-surgery, either!

The tier I joined has access to most of the group classes, trainer sessions once a month to keep me moving along and make sure my exercise routines don't get stale. They would also do nutritional guidance if I want it, though I think I'll skip that for now - I have a pretty good "playbook" for that already, heh.

Wish me luck!

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Congratulations... it's a positive beginning. Remember not to overdo take it one day at a time and enjoy what you're doing. Three weeks to make a habit, 3 days to break a habit. So remember that consistency is what it's all about. It's a marathon not a sprint. The best of luck to you.

joined a gym - Wish me luck!

SpaceDust

Good for you!!!! :)

taking that first step, calling the gym, thats great!!! :)

it always helps when you exercise with someone!! :)

and yes you are right building up my muscle mass now won't hurt my weight loss post-surgery, either!

exercising is also great "mentally" makes you feel better about yourself - you "get out there" seeing/meeting other people too :)

can you do an extra 30 minutes on the eliptical for me???

i'll try and get back to the gym "next week" :lol:

only kidding - i go to the gym, but i should go more often :(

you know, "do as i say, not as i do" :lol:

take care

luck, luck and more luck

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