But I'm finding it really hard to balance the extra emphasis in the work sphere with the PCP. I find myself having to choose between more time with whatever I'm working on and spending the time necessary to workout, and I admit, I haven't chosen working out more than about 50% of the time. I don't pretend that I don't have "enough" time or that it's not a choice. I've just been choosing to spend extra hours on work & creation & connection rather than spending usual hours on work/creation/connection and then also working out.
There is enough time in my day for both--but because of when I get up, when I work, and when I'm best able to work out, it would require me to skip out on doing family stuff in the evening, which I'm rarely willing to do. Again, it's not that I can't, it's that between working out & family time, I choose family time.
It's nothing novel... the struggle to fit all the pieces into one's day is only about the most unoriginal problem ever. But that's where I'm at. I confess to struggling and I confess to not consistently making the workout-choice.
On the physical side of things, my shoulder is still really sore. Today it's been just a constant, dull ache that seems to emanate from deep inside the shoulder. I still can't move the arm back or laterally without sharp pain. So that still sucks, and has continued to rule out dips and some of the shoulder work as a possibility.
So that's my update... such as it is! Struggling, but still here.
The more you workout the easier it becomes to make that choice. Just a few more weeks now!
ReplyDeleteGo, Marissa, go!
ReplyDeleteI hope your shoulder gets better and you find the time to workout.
These days in PCP are very hard but don't forget why you are doing this.
Remember how much Chelsea Handler works out!!!
I, too, was awaiting your next post!
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel. There are times I want to just DO SOMETHING ELSE (that I really need to do), but then I remind myself that this program is SO short, and that I should take advantage of the constant structure and support while it lasts!
If I had family here, though, I'd probably be tempted to hang out with them instead of my push up bar.
Keep going! We're so close!