prioritize sleep especially while you’re getting back into it
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Anonymous14w
After like 2 weeks ish ur body adapts and u start liking it more or less and getting more energy from it
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Anonymous14w
Make sure you do a lot of warmup and stretching. Sedentary can make your tendons a lot tighter and weaker so your more prone to injury
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Anonymous14w
Also in case this context is needed, I’m on day two and exercised my legs today, yesterday I worked on my upper body
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Anonymous13w
a few weeks. make sure you're sleeping and eating enough.
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Anonymous#114w
I think I’m more flexible than most sedentary people since I stretch often bc I really really like how it feels and I’m good about doing stretches before exercises, but I’m not so good at remembering to do warmups, thank you for the advice!
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Anonymous#214w
Thank you, I’ll keep this in mind
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Anonymous#314w
Oof, I’ve struggled with sleep for most of my life so this’ll be tough, but I’ll do my best💀
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AnonymousOP14w
i do too unfortunately so i understand. but definitely try bc sleep is where almost all your recovery happens
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AnonymousOP14w
Also don’t over train in the beginning, if u feel super sore just don’t go, promise it will get better with time. But make sure to do some light things, like cardio and stretching on the days off, just don’t rot in bed