I'm a runner, so even when I do work out daily, the days I weight train are the only ones that are "hard" for me. I run 1 or 2 miles on the days I lift, then on off (recovery) days I run 5.
It's worth it though in the end, you feel better, look better, and become more alert.
I got an injury during high school that prevented me from any physical activity for 4-5 months. Basically I sat on the computer all day, ha. But let me tell you, even though working out can be a hassle, my energy levels during those 5 months were substantially lower compared to when I was active and working out.
Even if you do like 50 pushups and situps daily, it's better than nothing though! Just my thoughts!
Since my son was born a few months ago I haven't had time for the gym, so I cancelled my membership and started doing Insanity in my basement. Shaun T is a maniac and I'm on my way goths best shape of my life. It's not for beginners, but if you're looking to step things up a bit look it up.
It is always a good idea to stay in shape both mentally and physically.
For inspiration go to sites like bodybuilding and use their guides that may fit you I have personally found great use of this site or use simplyshredded. Google it!
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