kitkat2006 wrote:I totally disagree with you KSL. Sure there's times when it's tough and you don't want to keep going but I love sport and exercise.
I do a variety of things to keep fit from running to gym to golf to team sports and like all things I want a change of scenery or something new.
Why is this any different to a career change or scenery change ?? If you become complacent or don't ask yourself if there's anything / anyone better out there are you doing the best you can for yourself.
I've found 2 really good potential trainers here via PM messages - both with great programmes and new approaches to training. My current trainer is an ex-rugby player who just goes hard. These new guys offer me something new to challenge myself with.
I've had 3 different golf pro's - each has been good and really challenged my game. Sum total is my game has improved out of sight.
I guess you have been the same job, same neighbourhood and doing the same workout for 35 years?? Sorry not my way of thinking....
I guess you have been the same job, same neighbourhood and doing the same workout for 35 years?? Sorry not my way of thinking..
Quite the opposite my dear friend, however there is a level of fitness one wishes to attain, depending on age, goals, and exercise. To improve your game, doesn't actually come into the same category of fitness as a rugby player, if you get my point.
My apologies for the sarcastic pussy remark, my point of outburst stems from the hard physical training in the military, whereby everyone is a pussy until they have completed the brutal sarcastic environment, which is why, i have the mind over matter attitude.
Fitness and endurance of a marathon run, or orienteering, will of course include some pretty strong will power, just to complete the course,
However a round of golf is slighty different, i'm afraid, and the actual physical fitness required, would not be so demanding, it is quite obvious to see the different needs, required for individual sports and therfore it is important to let people know, what you actually want to achieve.
You mustn't make wild silly guesses about anothers life, based on a sarcastic remark, it just makes you look more silly.
With regards to your quote! You couldn't be more further away from the trueth!
