I don't know if anyone else feels like this, but I've been in the application process since august, iv finally got my re med coming up in a couple of weeks, but I'm loosing motivation on my fitness. I shouldn't blame everything else I've got going on, but I am, because between how long this is going on for, sitting exams every fortnight, my sport and my family I've just burnt myself out physically and mentally. Ive given my body a recovery period but now im struggling to get going again and was wondering if any one has any suggestions for motivating me back to it..
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Chick, I can empathise with you. It's taken me roughly just under a year to not only lose all the weight that comes from University binging in all shapes and forms, but complete the various stages of the process. Having begun this journey in May of 2013, I have now only just completed my Security Clearance. I've been told the waiting list can be anything from 6 months to 18 months and maybe even more, and you only get the entry date after you're granted security clearance which is another 1-2 months +.
If you're 100% sure that this is what you want to do then you won't give up. Regardless of how apathetic you feel at times or how unmotivated you are to train on a given day, ultimately you'll man up and go for that run! I'm not going to give any motivational speeches, but if you want it bad enough you'll grab it by the balls and not let go until you're passing out Phase 1.
If you're 100% sure that this is what you want to do then you won't give up. Regardless of how apathetic you feel at times or how unmotivated you are to train on a given day, ultimately you'll man up and go for that run! I'm not going to give any motivational speeches, but if you want it bad enough you'll grab it by the balls and not let go until you're passing out Phase 1.
I cant believe a couple of months ago i was complaining about having to wait a few months.
I applied in july last year now i have a start date i no longer care about it once im in i will hopefull have 22 years of working in the career i want to do.
To the original poster think of it this way, if you dont feel like training, is this the career for you? there are jobs out there but they wont pay as well and they wont give you the life that the military equivalent will. All they ask from you is you have the patients and the mental attitude to keep fit and keep on going. They will be asking alot more from you once your in the mob and thats why people are so proud to be a part of it. They earnt it.
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I applied in july last year now i have a start date i no longer care about it once im in i will hopefull have 22 years of working in the career i want to do.
To the original poster think of it this way, if you dont feel like training, is this the career for you? there are jobs out there but they wont pay as well and they wont give you the life that the military equivalent will. All they ask from you is you have the patients and the mental attitude to keep fit and keep on going. They will be asking alot more from you once your in the mob and thats why people are so proud to be a part of it. They earnt it.
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