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Anonymous
Hi /fit/

Today I had to get up at 5:30, then I had classes until 18:30. After my hour-long commute back home I went to the gym.

Half way there I realized that it would have been harder to stay at home than to go work out; I'd finally made fitness an ingrained habit. I wasn't even thinking of an excuse even though I was completely beat after I got off the train. It's Wednesday and I belong in the gym today, that's all I knew. And rather than half-ass it I pushed myself to the limit, I haven't worked this hard in a while. And now I feel fucking excellent.

How awesome is that? I've finally made fitness an integral part of my life.
>> Anonymous
That is really good for you, I am happy. I wish I could do that one day, hopefully soon. My schedule isn't even as hectic as yours. O_o
>> Anonymous
Just wait until you get physically dependent on the endorphin release from exercise. If I miss a week of lifting because of being sick/injured, I fall into a horrible depression. Once you recognize what it is, it's easier to deal with, but if you don't watch out you can end up with a gun to your head.
>> Anonymous
>>408224

It's the same with me, Now if I don't go to the gym I feel like shit and go on a guilt trip. Its now not even a hassle but i enjoy it because now i know im getting leaner and healthier each day im in it.
>> Anonymous
>>408264
I'd never heard of that, thanks for the warning, even if I think it wouldn't happen to me. Though I rarely have a sunny disposition, I'm definitely not prone to bouts of depression. Ain't nothing gonna break my strideĀ…

>>408266
I just enjoy looking at myself in the mirror in the mornings. Reformed skinnyfag btw, I've never been fat. Just weak and sickly, and way too slender for my height. Now I can do shit I never dreamed of being able to do, and I keep making progress. Functional fitness all the way.