Florian
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Bro you’re overthinking so much. Number 1 you probs have log book numbers so you literally KNOW you can lift the weight, and if you’ve taken care of all the variable around training like food/hydration/sleep etc then there is no reason you should bail a set. Stop overthinking, stick on A banger and get the f**k after it. Soz if that’s tough love but yeah, let’s gooo
Thanks Joe.
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Hey buddy! Have you tried not listening to anything? Just focusing on the task at hand. It would be silly for me to tell you not to overthink as I know it’s something your probably not really in control of. However maybe just try and channel those thoughts into what you want to get out of the set. Think about what you want to achieve from it. Wether it be an amount of reps, a tempo, a weight. Keep your mind focused on that and get in the weight and give it your best!
Hey Louis, yeah i tried that but i always come back to some sort of music, because if the gym is busy its just annoying hearing some background noises.
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Florian. To actually come with a serious answer what worked for me is to think about something that drives agression and also having discipline to keep rests just about long enough. If my rests are longer then what I actually need, I get frustrated by myself. Attacking a set with everything you have is a skill that one must practice daily.
Thanks Tor-Andre, will try this out next session.
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I agree I choose a song and it’s usually my top set song and it out me in the soon for my set
Yeah currently looking for that top set tune, to bring me in that headspace.
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My answer will sound very simplistic, but it’s a practical fix for a lot of things that people do
“Stop doing it”
Simple but hearing that from people like you helps me stop it
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Fuck me how unhealthy do I look there . Man it’s scary when your so deep in you don’t even realise how much your killing yourself . Scary shit
You look like some kind of supervillain out of a marvel movie here
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Jordan and I would agree on one thing. You are listenting to the wrong type of music.
Put some Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman or any other type of classical music on before your top set.
Thanks will give it a shot
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I fully agree with the guys above! I have a certain few songs that I put on for nearly every top set. As soon as I press play it switches me straight in the zone, and I always like to crack straight on with it so I start my set when the beat kicks in. This doesn’t give you time to overthink etc.
DMX is my go too
Thanks Phoebe will give DMX a try.
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It sounds like you may be doing what you think you need to do. Not everyone needs to get hyped or visualise before a set to perform at their best. Some need calm, some need anger, some need to spend time focussing, whereas others can just flip a switch and be in the set. I would simply find what works best for you. I personally will try not to over analyse a set beforehand, or it may add pressure and anxiety, which will likely throw me off. I like to find a song that creates an emotion in me that I can get lost in, then I’ll start the set as soon as I feel ready.
Thanks Clare, finding that one song that brings me into the set is crucial.
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Yep, just choose songs with a definitive “drop” in the beat / music. Let that be your que to go – works for me everytime
Yeah thanks that helped switch on and go for it.
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Thanks for all your replies. Will continue doing it that way.
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Dream sleep will help improve this 100%
Thanks Phoebe will try it
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Dream Sleep definitely helps to improve restful sleep and making sure you limit your stimulant intake, particularly in the afternoon.
On a side note, I wouldn’t solely rely on a fitbit to tell you how rested you are. They can be a good tool for tracking trends, but how accurate they are for sleep is unknown. I would always trust how you actually feel on wake too.
Yeah Clare i use half a serving of Dial-In pre Workout at 4pm and go to sleep at around 9:45pm[/quote]
You might be better off using Pumpage instead if you train at that time and then take Dream Sleep pre bed and see if that improves your sleep.
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Thanks Clare will try that -
Dream sleep is what we made to improve it
Will look after getting it, thanks
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Dream Sleep definitely helps to improve restful sleep and making sure you limit your stimulant intake, particularly in the afternoon.
On a side note, I wouldn’t solely rely on a fitbit to tell you how rested you are. They can be a good tool for tracking trends, but how accurate they are for sleep is unknown. I would always trust how you actually feel on wake too.
Yeah Clare i use half a serving of Dial-In pre Workout at 4pm and go to sleep at around 9:45pm