Doing stupid things
Jul. 12th, 2013 08:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
inulroSo, last night I did something I've never done before.
When I finished circuits I stayed on to do spin.
Usually circuits is really brutal, but there was a different instructor this week. I only did it because I only had one more day at work to get through, I had a meal ready to pop in the microwave waiting at home, and today I have a physical team member present to keep me awake and make me cups of coffee if I can't move (it's not bullying or abuse of power if she's allowed to laugh at me).
About the last, she's just phoned in with a sick baby, so I'm stuck here on my own today.
Anyway, I hurt, but I can move. I think I used to hurt this much after doing a single class. I get frustrated because after all these years of going to the gym, I still hurt disproportionately after everything I do. Also I've been worried over recent months that my chronic fatigue symptoms have increased. This at least proves a) that I have made progress in the gym, it's just very slow, and b) No really, I'm all right.
We shall see whether I can move tomorrow, but on the other hand, if I can't, it's Saturday.
When I finished circuits I stayed on to do spin.
Usually circuits is really brutal, but there was a different instructor this week. I only did it because I only had one more day at work to get through, I had a meal ready to pop in the microwave waiting at home, and today I have a physical team member present to keep me awake and make me cups of coffee if I can't move (it's not bullying or abuse of power if she's allowed to laugh at me).
About the last, she's just phoned in with a sick baby, so I'm stuck here on my own today.
Anyway, I hurt, but I can move. I think I used to hurt this much after doing a single class. I get frustrated because after all these years of going to the gym, I still hurt disproportionately after everything I do. Also I've been worried over recent months that my chronic fatigue symptoms have increased. This at least proves a) that I have made progress in the gym, it's just very slow, and b) No really, I'm all right.
We shall see whether I can move tomorrow, but on the other hand, if I can't, it's Saturday.
