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    Discussion in 'Training' started by Myjourney, May 30, 2025.

    1. Myjourney

      Myjourney Well-Known Member

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      When I first started, it was all about the mirror - chest, arms, abs. But now I’ve started focusing more on joint health, mobility, and strength that carries into everyday life.

      Curious to hear from others:
      • Have your training priorities shifted?

      • What do you focus on now vs when you started?

      • Any specific changes that made a big difference?
      Love learning from others' journeys!
       
    2. Toneup

      Toneup Well-Known Member

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      Love this question!

      I’m still fairly early in my training journey, so it’s super helpful to hear how others have evolved over time.

      Right now, I’m still figuring things out, and honestly, I’ve probably been more focused on aesthetics than I’d like to admit

      But I’m starting to realise how important mobility and injury prevention are, especially when lifting consistently.

      I’d love to know:
      • How do you actually start focusing more on mobility?

      • Are there specific routines or habits that helped shift your mindset?
      Definitely following this thread closely as still have a lot to learn and this kind of insight makes a huge difference
       
    3. Newstarter

      Newstarter Well-Known Member

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      Still pretty new to lifting here, so I really enjoy seeing posts like this. It’s cool to hear how people’s priorities change over time.

      Right now, I’m trying to build a routine I can actually stick to, but I’ve already started thinking beyond just looks. I want to stay active long-term, not burn out after a few months.

      Did anyone here ever have a “wake-up call” moment that made them shift from aesthetics to performance or health?
       
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