Dr. John A. King explains how a concrete competition date and detailed training plan create focus. He maps out 16 leg workouts, 16 chest workouts, and cardio sessions to eliminate mental friction and force daily discipline.
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Yeah, it's a struggle. It becomes a struggle. The biggest thing is wake up in the morning and know what you signed up for and say, okay, I gotta do this. This is my goal. That's what I'm gonna do.
And I think when we get the plan out, like we pick the date for the competition, I think that's going to give me a greater sense of ease because there'll be clarity. Because if I'm You know, if I'm 4 months out or something, I've got what, you know, 16 workouts, 16 leg workouts, 16 chest workouts, you know, 30-something, 45-something series of cardio. I can't afford to take a day off or get slack because everything's got to be focused. And I think that's going to really help in terms of that mental preparedness. So I'm excited.