My 3Ts are the main reason I like to work out.
These three steps have helped me, and I've tried to use them in different situations.
After this morning's workout, I caught sight of myself in the mirror and let out a smug "Daaaammmm." Of course, the adrenaline and pursed muscles contributed to my overinflated ego. Still, the fact remains that I am in excellent physical and mental health and am having a great time in the gym.
“Before you say you can’t do something…TRY IT.”
– Sakichi Toyoda
Like many of you, I went through a period where exercise was purely a form of discipline for me rather than something I looked forward to doing. Before I developed the 3Ts, I was aware of the value of maintaining a regular training schedule, but I never found a way to look forward to it.
Therefore, allow me to share with you my 3Ts; you won't find them anywhere else, but I think you can steal them and make them your own.
In the "Try" stage, you try out different things. It's essential to find the kinds of exercise you enjoy, and that help you the most. You can try many other things, like running, cycling, swimming, lifting weights, or even yoga. The key is to try different things until you find something you like and can stick with.
In the "Track" stage, you keep track of your progress. This step is crucial because it will help you figure out what works and doesn't. You can make changes to your routine to get the best results by keeping track of your progress. You can also set new goals and push yourself to reach them at this stage.
“The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement.”
– Helmut Schmidt
"Train" is all about making a promise. At this stage, you plan to work out regularly and push yourself to reach your goals. At this stage, you need to be disciplined and committed because it's not always easy to keep up with your workouts. But if you keep going, you will reach your goals and feel better about yourself along the way.
In Summary, In the "Try" phase, you experiment with several forms of physical activity until you find one that suits you. In the second phase, known as "Track," you keep tabs on your development and adjust your approach accordingly. In the third and final phase, "Train," you make a fitness routine a part of your life and push yourself to improve.
I think I'm on the edge of a breakthrough, so please give them a shot and give me your thoughts. lol