Taking stock where you want to go is as good as the delivery of action.
“Rest day”* presented itself with two opportunities…
1) The need to food prep the night before as with the rest of the week could be relaxed AND
2) The mechanical alarm didn’t need to be set
A 9 hour sleep has recharged the batteries ready of the week. By my own admission, I don’t often get more than 6 hours sleep, this works for me but a little more discipline lately has stopped a lot of sofa dozing!
That being said, it’ll be interesting to how those extra hours affect training performance in the coming days…
*Far from sitting on the sofa it’s been actioned packed day 😂, but no training, as such!
Keep going folks and…
#BreakYourBarriers
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