I Got Hit By a Train and Survived47 lbs LOSTso farSeptember 26, 2007 by Israel Lagares | 16 comments

Train wreck, that’s how my body feels today after working outAt least that’s how I feel. My body is in so much pain it’s not even funny. Everything aches. Each step I take is agonizing. But you know something? I love it. It shows me that my workouts were hard and are affecting my body. Today’s workout was especially taxing. I was stiff and sore throughout the entire session. I wish I had a tub that I can soak my body in like the professional athletes on television.

The simple act of walking on the treadmill was grueling. I felt so slow and nonathletic today. I could barely jog so what I did was walk for 30 minutes and jog a few minutes in between. It was rough. Before that I lifted some weights and even the lightest of weights felt heavy. I mean, I am a pretty strong guy and know my limits, but I was lifting some really light weights and it felt like I was lifting thousands of pounds.

I think that my body was shocked today. Why? Because I essentially took too many days off to heal my ankle. Well, maybe I didn’t take enough days off. I don’t know. But now my whole body hurts instead of just my ankle and knee. I have been trying to take it a little easy so that I don’t adversely hurt myself, but I have been desiring a workout so I had to do it. Especially since I have a competition to win next week.

I know I need to take this journey as a life long one, but I need to see some results within a month so that I can keep my morale up. Working out and eating right makes me feel good, but at the end of the day I need to see some physical changes.

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16 Comments »

Comment by KanuteNo Gravatar
2007-09-27 15:15:48

The best advise is never exaggerate, it is unproductive. Try to improve gradually. I do work-outs to and I often switch it with Yoga

 
Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-09-27 16:14:48

Thanks for the advice. I havent tried yoga ever.

 
Comment by BunkNo Gravatar
2007-09-27 17:43:56

Hi, I found your blog through a link and just wanted to encourage you. It is always a great feeling to actually “feel” your muscles hurting from being worn down in a workout.

Whether one is aiming at gaining weight or losing it, the key is determination and discipline. Go for it man!

Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-09-27 19:26:14

Thanks for stopping by and for the encouragement. It is much appreciated.

 
 
Comment by SEO ProviderNo Gravatar
2007-09-28 06:40:57

An ex girlfriend of mine was hit by a train, unfortunately she was not so lucky

Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-09-28 09:01:32

Ouch, my condolences go out to you and her family. Thank you for stopping by.

 
 
Comment by joseph perrosNo Gravatar
2007-09-28 15:10:25

Incredible picture for your metaphor of how you feel. I know how you feel, sometimes after a workout I’m completely blasted too. It looks like you’re on a great track, just remember not to push it TOO hard and get injured… then you’ll be out of the game for a while.

Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-09-28 19:14:29

Yep. I learned that the hard way. I have been always a chronic overdoer of things. Maybe its my OCD. I dunno.

 
 
Comment by Catherine LawsonNo Gravatar
2007-09-29 07:43:41

Excellent headline! Keep up the good work. And the exercise will stop hurting if you keep on doing it.

Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-09-29 15:54:06

Thanks. Thats the hard part, keeping on with the doing it part.

 
 
Comment by Catherine LawsonNo Gravatar
2007-09-29 18:10:33

You keep at it Israel. This blog is great, so you’ve got to keep losing weight and keep it going.

Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-09-30 00:58:17

Thanks Catherine. I definitely will keep at it.

 
 
Comment by JamaipaneseNo Gravatar
2007-10-02 22:20:22

ask your wife to massage your body in the evenings with special oils and lotions to help with the pain

Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-10-03 11:04:26

HMmmmm. Sounds good. I will.

 
 
Comment by Mahesh MohanNo Gravatar
2007-10-04 16:29:26

Nice post… by the way can you put the source of that pic?

Comment by IsraelNo Gravatar
2007-10-04 19:49:13

I need to find it.

 
 
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