Run n’ Click!
Weekly Click Report: 8,280
Yes, clickers we added to our click counter with a combined total of 8,280 clicks! That is a whole lot of posivity! I’m curious… What did you click about last week?
I’ve been clicking while running on the treadmill. It takes my mind off of the fact that I can’t breathe.
(You can’t tell from the picture, but the first woman has a clicker in her right hand. I know, I know you can’t see it. But I’m certain she does…otherwise, why would she be so happy about being on the treadmill? It’s the clicker…she’s clicking…clicking and running - THAT is why she is so happy.)
Today I ran to a treadmill workout called Runnervals. It is awesome and it is HARD. Ouch. It burns the lungs. It sets my quads on fire. It pushes me past my limit. Ouch. (again.)
So, when the going got tough today…
I clicked.
Whenever the trainer on the DVD would tell me I had 20 or 10 seconds left, I would click each second on the countdown. Clicking really took my mind off the pain and squelched the desire to quit.
When my husband saw me after the workout he said, “Wow. You must have really worked hard.” (My beet-red face was a give-away.)
Clicking kept me going! It felt like a reward as I worked hard. And now I get to go record all of those clicks…(over 300 of them!)
And that’s not all! I was really tired after my workout, and I didn’t want to do more. But my arms need a little help so I motivated myself to do a few pushups by telling myself that I could click for each pushup I did without stopping.
20.
Yay for me.
After completing the 20 pushups, I picked up my clicker and celebrated each pushup with a click.
Running and clicking…that’s the way for me!
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April 9th, 2012 at 10:32 pm
Rebecca says:Love this! To answer your question a few click posts back when I clicked after my workout, yes, I clicked while I was running. And when I’m doing strength training workouts, I can’t hold the clicker during the reps, but you better believe I give myself a click for EVERY SINGLE REP! Because they are HARD, and I’m proud of myself! I keep my clicker on a lanyard around my waist, and click click click away!
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