Busy Day Theory by Athena
So... another entry on my theory about my hectic days...
1) I wake up, not wanting to go to practice, but still drawn helplessly toward it.
2) I go to practice and get slaughtered by the workouts (of which I have no clue as to how I truly am doing... all I know is that Sarah is unreadable... damn you for being expressionless).
3) I struggle back to my room only to fight the desire of going back to sleep.
4) I go through the motions of my day half asleep and worrying about things like my split (how hard I pull on the erg), my power to weight ratio (how my split relates to how much I weigh), and where I will be come race time (boat A or boat B) - and damn you Athena for chosing a weight concious sport.
5) I come back to my room to change and then run to go lift with Morgan.
6) I meander back after going into a near food coma and pass out.
Theory: I go through a roller coaster of energy and emotion spurts on MWF because of this self created life. The end. - Dear Athena, learn how to focus everything and level things out.
1) I wake up, not wanting to go to practice, but still drawn helplessly toward it.
2) I go to practice and get slaughtered by the workouts (of which I have no clue as to how I truly am doing... all I know is that Sarah is unreadable... damn you for being expressionless).
3) I struggle back to my room only to fight the desire of going back to sleep.
4) I go through the motions of my day half asleep and worrying about things like my split (how hard I pull on the erg), my power to weight ratio (how my split relates to how much I weigh), and where I will be come race time (boat A or boat B) - and damn you Athena for chosing a weight concious sport.
5) I come back to my room to change and then run to go lift with Morgan.
6) I meander back after going into a near food coma and pass out.
Theory: I go through a roller coaster of energy and emotion spurts on MWF because of this self created life. The end. - Dear Athena, learn how to focus everything and level things out.