06/01/2025
We are bombarded in December with things you āshouldā and āshouldnātā do.
āāYou should indulge, you should not feel the need to exercise, you should enjoy yourselfāā but what if your idea of enjoying yourself is NOT over indulging and continuing with your exercising?
I have to put this post out for the people who WANT to be better, who find it enjoyable to be active all year round, whoās idea of enjoying themselves is not eating loads of rubbish at certain times of the year because social media tells you to. If this is what you enjoy then thatās cool, enjoy it but society looks down upon the people who choose not to do that and instead makes them feel like they are the odd ones out for not drinking alcohol or still training during the festive period.
I have had SO many conversations with my clients who get criticised for not wanting to drink alcohol in certain situations, who get told they have lost too much weight (from eating healthily not by using a weight loss jab), by not overindulging in food brought into the work place and opting to eat their own pre prepared food instead. The list goes on⦠but the thing that matters here the most is, it has got nothing to do with anyone else what you do, only you!
I myself got criticised for taking a bike erg on holiday with me when I went away over Christmas and doing CrossFit at a place near where we were staying, comments like āwhy donāt you have a break and have a restā. First of all I will choose my rest thank you and actually I really enjoy fitness and CrossFit so WHY wouldnāt I do it on holiday?! When I am not rushing aboutā¦? Seems mad. But if I criticised somebody for doing nothing on holiday, Iām the bad one?
These are just some of the examples of what people get criticised forā¦
Let people get on with that THEY want to do⦠donāt judge, donāt comment, let them get on.
If you are the person who wants to be better, do it unapologetically and with respect to other peopleās choices.
We all have choices to make and we are the ones who make them.
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