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Welcome to this week's newsletter

I was reminded recently that hoping to find time for workouts doesn't work, you need to make time.

I've been busy and had fallen away from my usual training routine. Instead I've been trying to squeeze in workouts when I had time or the motivation.

Which just doesn't work.

You've probably experienced the same thing. You have good intentions. But in reality you have too many things competing for both your time and attention that will get in the way.

You're relying on the ideal opportunity opening up. Plus the fact that you'll be motivated to train at that time.

It's a lot to ask.

The answer is to remove the need for motivation. Well so much motivation anyway.

You plan at the start of the week when you'll train.
Then you schedule those workouts.
And do them.

Yes you still need to actually do them. Which does require a little willpower and motivation.

But because you've already made the commitment to train at that time. You've planned accordingly. You aren't asking yourself over and over again, "should I train now?"

It feels so much easier to then just follow through and do it.

If it matters to you then make time, don't just hope to find time.

Because unfortunately, you probably won't.

 
 
Struggle to eat your veg? Try vegetable soup

A client actually mentioned this to me last week as something they were doing.

Vegetable soups can be a great option – particularly at this time of year – as a way of getting some extra veg into your diet.

Soups are also a great low calorie meal option that can work well for lunch.

Just keep an eye on the protein content. You may want to combine it with some cooked meat. Or have something like a yoghurt afterwards.
 
 
Alcohol Free Guinness

If you enjoy a proper Guinness – or know someone that does – I would definitely recommend checking out the new alcohol free version.

It's about as close to the real thing as you can get but without the alcohol.

Means I get to enjoy a few whilst watching the rugby at the weekend but without the hangover or foggy head the next day.

And a can is only 75 calories too. Which is way less than the 210 in a regular Guinness.
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Thank you and thanks for reading,

Robbie


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