DeerTrace118
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Let’s talk about schedules and workout management
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Are you a workout “schedule” person? Do you use a calendar? An app? Something else?
Do you keep track of your workouts? If so, why? What are you looking for? Do you review the data you’ve collected? What patterns have you noticed?
Does your workout schedule change at different parts of the year? What are some tendencies as far as times of the year you’re really dedicated, vs times where it’s harder to maintain that motivation?
I’m staring down the end of summer and the start of the school year, so it’s always a good time for me to reconsider what I’m doing, and what I can do better. I’d love to get your perspective and how you manage your time. Thanks in advance![]()
I’d say I follow a schedule as much as possible. Feels like when I do this, I’ll make it a priority and show up. Working out hasn’t really ever been a problem for me, the getting to the front door has. Once I’m there, muscle memory takes over.
I do track my workouts. Why? For me it’s mostly: accountability, progress monitoring, and it helps me set REALISTIC new goals. I use the Strong Workout tracking app. Works well on iPhone & Apple Watch.
I train the same throughout the year most of the time. Twice a year I have to take a PT Test and complete an agility course for work, so I will train a little harder 6 to 8 weeks before.