That being said... this is something I've been thinking about a lot lately. One of my goals yesterday was to look into the gym at work. As I read over the documents it came to my attention that it requires a six month commitment. On one hand, the payments are taken directly out of my paycheck... on the other hand, they are taken out of my paycheck for 6 months, regardless of if I go or not or if I want to cancel or not... That kinda sucks. What if I never end up using it? What if they move us to a different building and it's no longer convenient to use it? (They haven't moved us in a while, but this is a viable concern because we rarely get notice if we're being moved to a new building.)
I talked to one of the guys that works with me because I know he uses the gym here a lot. He says it's awesome, but that going at lunch is the busiest time to go. That being said, he mentioned that early in the mornings and afternoons it's pretty empty and a decent time to go. So, I would have to commit to either going in early OR staying after late to go to the gym... Do I really want to do that?
While thinking about these things I wonder... "How much of this is really just me talking myself out of going to the gym?" Are these just excuses I'm making NOT to go? I notice I do the same thing at home, too. Normally at home I work out to DVDs or videos I've gotten off of Amazon Instant Video. These are great, but I live on the second floor of an apartment building. Now, our floors aren't the quietest floors ever. They creak and you can hear the people upstairs. I know this, 'cause I hear my upstairs neighbors sometimes. So if I'm jumping around and working out (that's a lot of weight being thrown around!), I worry that I'm disturbing the downstairs neighbors. And no one wants to be woken up at 5 am to some fat girl getting her dance on jumping around her apartment...
So are these just excuses not to work out? Or am I legitimately taking things into consideration? Admittedly, I don't play my cello really early in the mornings and very late at night for fear of disturbing the neighbors... but is working out the same? Should I even care? This issue may be moot point in the future as I have plans to move. So should I commit to 6 months at the gym now and see how it goes? I'm not sure... These are things I'm thinking of.
Goals for today:
1. Work the f- out. No sleeping. No napping. Workout IMMEDIATELY when I get home!
2. That's the only goal for today.
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