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P90. Day 8 of 90.

This morning I woke up and for the first time since I started this, I didn't feel like turning on the DVD player. I knew it would happen, I just didn't know when. The newness always eventually wears off and you are left to see just how committed you really are. My way of dealing with it was to just get out of bed and turn on the DVD without even thinking about it. The decision has already been made to go the whole 90 days whether I feel like it or not. At the end of the workout I felt good. From the workout itself and from knowing I got it done. 

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From flatlander on Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 07:52:36 from 76.31.26.153

Wow, this is pretty amazing. Sounds like a good new years' resolution -- never do P90. Just kidding, I admire your dedication, but from afar!

From Mack on Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 11:51:22 from 50.39.133.3

Hey Flat, It's actually probably not as big a deal as I'm making it out to be. But it has been good. My goal is to go the whole 90 days and then be light enough and fit enough and mentally refreshed enough to jump back into my running.

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