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What inspires you to push through a workout? Let us know in the comments below.Please note that the slides have been updated to reflect the new terminology used to describe different types of meditation in The Foundation of Buddhist Practice by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Venerable Thubten Chodron. Now, it’s not so much about the physical changes I see, but more about how being stronger makes me “feel” about myself.” Monica, model.įor me as a trainer, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing a woman become empowered in the weights room, and then seeing how this changes her attitude towards the rest of her life. “I had never lifted weights in my life, and like a lot of people, I started going to the gym just to look better. “There’s nothing better than catching up with friends or family you haven’t seen in forever, and them telling you how amazing you look and what have you been doing to achieve that? Feeling like I’m getting fitter and stronger makes me feel more confident and that comes across to others” – Jess, Talent Management. If I’m in need of extra motivation, I can almost guarantee I’ll have something relatively loud and gangster playing somewhere” Sarah – Bar Manager.

#NOURISH MOVE LOVE PUSH WORKOUT CRACK#

And if I’ve got a late work dinner, I don’t schedule a training session at the crack of dawn the next day” – Lisa, Managing Director. I just get it done first thing in the morning. If I know I’ve got a busy day ahead, I don’t try and tell myself I’ll get my training in at lunchtime or after work. “I try not to give myself an excuse to fail. “My motivation is telling my self that I never regret exercising (going for that run, getting out of bed etc), but I always regret not exercising” – Suzie, Public Relations I’m a team player, and whilst I’ve always loved chasing a ball around in an effort to win, I have never enjoyed exercise for ‘fun’ – without the distraction of a game!” – Sarah, Music Executive. Lex is always in the background yelling at me “white string bikini, white string bikini!” Georgia Gibbs, model. If I have a shoot coming up where I know I have to wear lingerie or swimwear, it makes me work extra hard. I have a core group of “competitive” girlfriends and we take turns coming up with new gym challenges to keep us motivated” – Frankie, Sports Sponsorship. “Surrounding yourself with positive people that inspire and challenge you to be better, fitter, faster, stronger is the key. And then my husband told me that my butt was looking amazing, and that was all the incentive I needed to keep going” – Rikka, Marketing Manager. “I was almost ready to give up training, as it seemed like I was doing so much hard work and not seeing the results I wanted. “When I see my body changing shape, that’s my biggest motivator” – Renae Ayris, former Miss Universe Australia. Instead of me, a “professional exerciser” telling you what I do, I asked a few of my clients to share their tips and tricks. Training is such an individual process, and different people use different psychological strategies to inspire, motivate or empower themselves to exercise. And some days you need to recognize that your body is just fine, and it’s your mind that’s playing tricks on you. Some days you need to listen to your body and do something restorative. And contrary to popular belief, even I don’t always feel like getting up to “just do it” all the time. Some days you feel better than others, mentally or physically. This is a phrase I’m often heard repeating to my clients, but apparently “anyone” most likely means me because as much as I hate to admit it, not everyone enjoys training as much as I do.

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