Mentally preparing for a workout?
Published: Thu, 07/21/16
Does this scenario sound familiar to you?
“Man I’ve been doing really heavy bench presses lately… like 300 pounds. I walked into the gym on Monday and did it, no sweat. Then on Friday, my next bench day, lo and behold I didn’t get the 300 pounds that I easily got on Monday. I guess I was still tired from my last bench routine??
Then I came back in the gym again on Monday and I blew away my benches again. I pretty much have been gearing my whole workout towards that 300-pound bench press.
If I hit the 300-pound bench, my workout seems to go much better compared to those days when I miss it. It even affects my attitude when I leave the gym.
My attitude pretty much “SUCKS!” when I miss. Do you have any suggestions?”
ANSWER:
Your muscle doesn’t have a brain. Your head controls the muscle. The muscle doesn’t control the brain.
So you’ve got to say, ‘O.K., I’m going to work my bench and my poundage is going to go up.’
You MUST change your mental attitude about your training.
Discover HOW in Today's Blog Post
Keep training hard,
Mike Westerdal
CriticalBench.com