Comments on: I didn’t train because… https://mirandamayle.com.au/i-didnt-train-because/ Personal Brand, Commercial & Family Photographer Thu, 01 Mar 2018 04:36:49 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 By: Miranda https://mirandamayle.com.au/i-didnt-train-because/#comment-120 Thu, 01 Mar 2018 04:36:49 +0000 http://mirandamayle.com.au/?p=540#comment-120 In reply to Bin Dog.

All great points though my favorite is this: “Even if I do a poor job of it, it’s still going to be better than had I not.” as its so so true.

]]> By: Bin Dog https://mirandamayle.com.au/i-didnt-train-because/#comment-109 Wed, 21 Feb 2018 03:37:00 +0000 http://mirandamayle.com.au/?p=540#comment-109 I say this about my martial arts whenever I start questioning should I practice or go to a session. 100% of the time I’ve gone I’ve been thankful I did, even when already feeling worn or tired. Times I’ve had the energy but didn’t I’ve regretted not going. Knowing that alone has been motivation enough to keep going.
My secondary motivator for any sport has been sleep and eyesight. I work at a computer, and when I relax I read or play games – on a computer. This does my eye strain something shocking so I need to go out and do something. Not being up for alcohol, this means sport – even if it’s running in the street for an hour. I sleep far better when I’ve done my exercise at night, and let all the caffeine that’s sat per-digested through the day actually get processed into my bloodstream and then used.
Oddly I haven’t had much anxiety about derby training. I can feel I’ll get better any time because I know if I spend any time on skates, it’s more experience and practice. Even if I do a poor job of it, it’s still going to be better than had I not. It also helps those I train with stay motivated and have enough skaters to run the coaches’ lesson plan.

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