>Wake up at 6.30 >Leave house at 7 >Gym by 7.50 >Work out till 8.40 >Shower, get ready in work by 9 ish
Benefits
>Quiter gym >Feel refreshed going to work >Gym done for the day early, after work free time now. >Fresh equipment, no sweat >Space in the changing room >Grab a coffee before work
Pm heads
>Go to gym tired after work >Work could delay or even stop your session if working late >Sweaty equipment, busy gym >"Bro how many sets u got left" >"Bra how long u gona be using that" >"Bro, don't mind if i jump in that shower with you lmao it's so busy and man needs to shower"
In before 45 mind gym session, he won't make it
Simple solution is to spend less time talking to others and on your phone. Just get on with the work out
TLDR am gym better than pm
Christian Sanders
>Have to leave for work at 9. >Can't even get out of bed by 8. The frustration and hate for my job keep me grounded to the last minute.
Colton Ortiz
Morning gym elite checking in.
Getting up early is fucking terrible, but worth it when you stroll into work before everyone else pumped af
Adam Bennett
100% agreed, but how do you consistently fight the urge to sleep in?
Jason Kelly
if i go at 3AM am i still morning gym masterrace?
Jonathan Adams
I understand this is hard. When im in a bad place in work i do the same.
It's pointless, but it's too hard to get motivated
Kevin Foster
I train every morning, but never get there as early as I plan to. Have no tips for getting up, soz m8
Carter Nguyen
>6:30
Get on my level. I wake up at 3:40 to get to the gym by 4:00 AM
Christian Mitchell
>Job starts at 8am >Have to wake up at 6am because it's an hour and a half drive there I never stood a chance.
Zachary Scott
This is gonna sound stupid as hell, but how the hell do you keep your shirts from creasing in your bag if you're gonna get dressed at the gym.
I'm the CEO of my company and little shits here look at things like if my shirt is well ironed or not
