Often, when someone tells you that something will take XX:XX time, they neglect to factor in all kinds of things. This applies in particular to working out; more often than not people are focused on the length of the workout: "Just 15 minutes every day!" or "Just 30 minutes 5 days a week!" or what have you. But this is actually lies.
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I don't really work out in the sweaty way you describe (I walk to work or do yoga) but I can sympathize. Actually I often wear the nicer yoga clothes to work. But some weeks I don't understand how one can be expected to work a full-time job and do ANYTHING else at all.
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Sigh...
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You should go today! ;)
I'll have to call you soon and tell you about my nervous breakdown last night.
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Oooh. Call me! We should do lunch. Brunch. Whatever. :)
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This video sums it up:
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Any reason you're so against getting equipment for your home? For me, going to the gym or running outside took much more drive than getting myself into a routine at home. Either way you have to really want it, but add driving or weather to the equation and it was much easier to talk myself out of it. & If I schedule it around my daily shower... time is much less of an issue.
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