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Let’s Get Fit Together: Your Daily Fitness Motivation Thread

Asmodeusss August 14th

Hi everyone! I'm Asmodeus, a person with a passion for helping people achieve their health and fitness goals. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your fitness to the next level, I’m here to offer guidance and support to help you along the way from my 6 years of living a healthy life style.

Feel free to ask any questions here, and my chat is open for anyone who might need some one-on-one help. Please bear with me if I reply late sometimes—I'm always happy to help, but it may take a little time!

This thread is a space for everyone to share their fitness goals, discuss workout routines, and motivate each other. Let's stay accountable and move forward together!

Discussion starter: What are your fitness goals, and what do you find most challenging in sticking to a routine?

Looking forward to supporting each other and staying motivated! 💜

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PoliteOcean August 14th

@Asmodeusss

Hi Im Ocean, The Leader for Healthy Living. ….Thank you for the post and supporting our members. 

I just want to leave a reminder that we are not allowed to offer any “advice” here at 7cups as we could be doing more harm than good without fully knowing someone’s situation. However, we do look forwards to the extra added support & motivation! 

Thanks again :) 

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Asmodeusss OP August 15th

@PoliteOcean Thank you for the reminder. I can't seem to amend the post. Can you help me out here?


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PoliteOcean August 15th

@Asmodeusss

Yes I can amend that part for you. No problem :) 

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@Asmodeusss

What are your fitness goals, and what do you find most challenging in sticking to a routine?

My fitness goals are based on my standards which are very high because to me the body is sacred and life is abundant and mysterious. So I find perfectionism most challenging.

And to me this means no smoking, no drugs, moderate drinking, an aware and active lifestyle for mind, body and spirit and routines and rituals that can keep me connected and engaged in this. 

Furthermore, because of my personality and life, sometimes when problems keep going or challenges arise, especially ones that I thought I'd overcome, I can easily become lost in this perfectionism and it's consequences. There's so many distractions that can disconnect me from my purpose and passion from noisy neighbors to grief and loss.

In conclusion, finding a sacred space for me to reconnect to my passion and purpose, quiring new skills, training in new ways, doing shadow work and just accepting that everything I've been through and who I am is enough could help me be more consistent and compassionate on my health journey on the most fulfilling and deepest levels.

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Asmodeusss OP August 18th

@communicativePond1728

My Fitness Goals: My main goal is to maintain a balanced and healthy lifestyle. I focus on building strength, improving flexibility, and keeping up with my cardio goals. I also aim to stay consistent with my workout routine and continually challenge myself by trying new exercises or increasing intensity. Like I am thinking of starting swimming soon.

Challenges in Sticking to a Routine: Even as a personal trainer, staying consistent can sometimes be tough! One of the biggest challenges is finding the time to work out when life gets busy. Staying motivated during those days when energy levels are low can also be a struggle. To overcome this, I make sub goals which are daily based. Like walking at least 6k steps a day, drinking 2litres of water. That way even on a challenging day, I can still make sure I did something in the very least.

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Olive1Q82 August 19th

Thank you for this post. I was just thinking I need to commit to healthy eating and a fitness plan again. 🙂


For me, accountability is key. Finding a place to post my intentions and daily wins and losses is key. I would like to find a group where I can commit long-term because it takes a while to find that consistency and to create a new routine. I need longer than 30-60 days haha. I was once in a group and posting about a year. While I didn’t lose alot in a short amount of time, I lost a lot of weight over the course of the year and established better habits.


My setbacks are depression, anxiety, work stress, relationship problems. 😞 This is another reason I need a long-term group. It can be challenging to compartmentalize in order to focus on health and fitness.

slowdecline48 August 22nd

@Asmodeusss Do you have any certifications for such advice?