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Originally Posted by Revok
No, your enjoyment of it is proportional to your ability at it IMO. I've really been focusing on my sprints and middle distance times these past couple of months and have come to fucking love even the brutally challenging runs. No bullshit or mental trickery, I just started loving it.
It's no different than lifting IMO - at first it's hard and feels like a chore, but as soon as you look at your log and see how quickly you're improving, the payoff is immense. Set yourself some definite goals, start keeping close track of your performance and have every run mean something in a greater context of training, and you'll start having fun.
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thankx, hopefully i can at least lessen some of the hate, and enjoy it a bit more __________________
“Shakespeare said to thine own self be true. I don’t know what the f*ck he meant by that, but just don’t quit on yourself. ~~Forrest Griffin
"Train all day and fuck all night"~ War Machine
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