This is the magic pixie dust we all think is going to come floating into our lives when we start a workout program or begin meal prepping to keep us on track. Whether we’re recommitting to fitness or brand new to it, this is the sought-after and seemingly elusive catalyst we all wait for to keep us going. We look at people in better shape and wonder how they never seem to skip a workout, how they stay so inspired all the time.
It’s increasingly popular to document every part of your day on social media. To post in “stories” every time you have a cup of coffee or “check-in” when you go to a specific event or place, right? This has become the social norm. But we’re finding out the hard way that there are several problems with this virtual reality.
It sounded like a giant rubber band breaking. That was my Achilles ripping apart. And there goes my year of training towards being a ninja and an Elite Spartan Racer. Two years of eating healthier, getting active and improving my lifestyle just hit a brick wall. On March 20, Warrior Tech OCR opened its doors to the public. On the evening of March 23, Warrior Tech closed its ninja doors to me to train.
To this point, I’ve been more direct about my advice in these posts than personal. But as a writer maybe that’s what’s missing for me in these blogs, and possibly for my few readers as well… The purpose of these pieces is to connect- me to you, you to nutrition and wellness strategies, and to connect all of us better as a community. That being said, I think it’s time I shared something a little different in hopes it inspires even one of you.
I wrote this for Raleigh Moms Blog at the start of the New Year and I would like to share it here. This is important, so grab a coffee, take a seat and read up!
Last October, I set a goal for myself. I wanted to qualify for and compete in the OCR World Championships. At the time, it seemed daunting. What was I getting myself into?
Well, a year passed, and I did it. Myself, Coach Cody and Steven Kyle (one of our members) traveled to Canada and kicked that race’s butt.
Then, I came back home and found myself thinking…now what?
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