So I thought that I would end each week with a Week in Review post. In these entries I’m going to outline my training for the week and any overall observations I’ve had as I work towards discovering my dharma.
Training Log – The Road from Over-fat to fat(?)…FIT!
Monday: Fight Fit – Training with Terence
Tuesday: 3km run, Fight Fit – Training with Terence
Wednesday: 5km run
Thursday: 3km run, Fight Fit – Training with Terence
Friday: 3km run, Fight Fit – Training with Terence
Saturday: Hot Yoga
Sunday: 5 km run
Cuddling with Brinkley is good for sore muscles
Observations – Gutting it Out
On Friday Terence and I had a great conversation. We talked about his experience as a professional fighter in the States. He talked about how he had to “gut it out” – waking up early for his runs before working hard all day at a minimum wage job only to be followed by going to evening training sessions at the boxing club. And in these evening sessions he’d have to work twice as hard having missed the morning session to go to work. He shared that it was the love of the sport that kept him going.
I’m so thankful that Terence is sharing stories like these with me. With each story I’m learning something. This telling made me realize again what a “lucky fucker” I am. I haven’t had to gut it out yet. I know the day will come when I’ll have to; I know that I’ll be ready. Each day my armour is getting stronger and, as a result, I’m getting stronger and “softer”. And by softer, I mean that I’m more in tune with my spirit; I’m smiling more easily, laughing more and not working against my days.
Good times at Pan Cafe also makes me smile
thelawofdharma 
Keep up the good work Traceyrounee 🙂 Brinkley is sooooooooooo adorable, he’s like a big teddybear 🙂 Talk to you in a week 🙂
Cat XX
He is a big teddy bear 🙂 Have fun and put on sunscreen!
Looking and sound good. Have a good workout week. Love you x0
Thanks Mom 🙂 Love you too, T
so happy to hear that you are doing well, nice pictures.
Love Mimi
Thanks Mimi 🙂
You continue to perspire errrr inspire from a distance. Keep up the “good fight” Tracey and know that you are not alone on your journey.
S.
Thanks Scottie so much! It means a lot to me 🙂