Give rest days a place in the calendar
If you only schedule workouts, the rest of the week can look like unused space. Give non-training days a clear place too.
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Consider rest, sleep and the demands around your training.
If you only schedule workouts, the rest of the week can look like unused space. Give non-training days a clear place too.
Read articleA little preparation can keep a late workout from turning the rest of the evening into a series of unfinished jobs.
Read articleStart with the room you have. A useful sleep-space adjustment should solve a real disturbance rather than add another product to buy.
Read articleAn evening gym appointment may be the only available one. Look at the whole journey from leaving work to getting to bed before deciding how it should fit.
Read articleA walk can be a change of scene on a day without gym training. It does not need a pace target to justify its place.
Read articleA long journey occupies more than the hours printed on a ticket. Leave room for the uncertain parts before adding a training appointment.
Read articleLifting at work, standing for long shifts and carrying equipment belong in the context of a training week, even when no fitness app records them.
Read articleHow sore you feel after a workout does not tell you, by itself, how useful the session was. Keep the completed work and the way you feel in separate parts of the record.
Read articleAn unexpectedly hard workout is worth describing accurately. One difficult day does not explain its own cause.
Read articleTwo free days can hold a lot of life. They do not have to absorb every training appointment that the working week displaced.
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