How often do you miss scheduled workouts?

[needsize]

Just wondering how many of you guys are as obsessive compulsive as I am? I met my wife 4 years ago and have not missed one scheduled workout since then. This doesn't include scheduled breaks/layoffs, which I almost never do anyway! I've gone in badly hungover, with a cold, flu, etc...

Anyone else this OCD?

 

[Japanese machine]

yup your not alone. Dont think of it as a negative thing; i myself am proud that i have the motivation to better myself everyday. Alot of people put me down for being so dedicated; people who do this are either, Jealous, threatened, or just a prick; usually the first two.

btw you look sick in your av bro. YOU THICK MON!

 

[needsize]

yup your not alone. Dont think of it as a negative thing; i myself am proud that i have the motivation to better myself everyday. Alot of people put me down for being so dedicated; people who do this are either, Jealous, threatened, or just a prick; usually the first two.

btw you look sick in your av bro. YOU THICK MON!

Thanks, but I was going to say the same about yours

You're so right about anyone that has anything negative to say about it is usually envious, christ, I spend less time in the gym than 99% of the population spends watching TV

 

[scout420]

I go to the gym usually twice a day once to lift and once to do Cardio. now this hasnt been to difficult since I've taken 2 months off of work. Now when I go back in like 2 weeks I'm not sure if i'll be making it twice a day.But i sure as hell will not miss a liftin day.And when i can not make it to the gym I have a little set of free weights in my house so I just use them if worse comes to worse

 

[Cap'n Cooke]

I've been working out at home since three summers ago, and started at an actual gym last fall, and I've missed about five workouts total, when I'm scheduled six days a week. if I'm not able to go a day, I'm sure to make it up later in the week.

of course, this is excluding when I'm on vacation and EXTREMELY sick (rarely). not to boast, but I dropped from a fat 295 to a very lean/muscular 187, and it really does take dedication.

 

[mlomker]

I haven't missed a workout for a year. I even lifted in the "gym" on the cruise ship during my vacation. I have switched from 4 day to a 3 day split, though, so it isn't much time at all.

 

[bigdelt69]

i can relate bro, but for me its not so much going to the gym as it is all the other stuff that goes along with it.

like eating

personaly i would rather miss a workout than miss a meal.
and from time to time i do miss workouts, like if i am sore from a previous workout, or if i dont get enough rest the night before.

it is deff. a LIFE style.

 

[needsize]

I haven't missed a workout for a year. I even lifted in the "gym" on the cruise ship during my vacation. I have switched from 4 day to a 3 day split, though, so it isn't much time at all.

I checked out the gym on the cruise ship i was on for my honeymoon and decided I was just better off using it as a scheduled lay off

 

[louden_swain]

Over the years I have loosened up a bit. If I feel fatigued or like I cannot give 100 percent, I will take an extra day of rest. I think it is important to listen to your body. Also if an emergency develops or a deadline approaches, I may push my workout a day or two forward. It is quite common for me to incorporate instinctive training.

 

[Arioch]

I missed a workout about 5-1/2 years ago, and am still pissed.