good thread.........
well for me........as a child, i always remembered my mother in the living room with her mat, weights and work out tapes.......she was really into fitness/aerobics......she always told me one of the things you can do is the join the gym when you turn 18.............
she passed away 3 weeks after my 18th birthday and 2 weeks after that i was in a really bad car accident that caused 2 slipped discs in my neck and 6 months of physical therapy......i feel into deep depressed for a while, didnt work, didnt want to go to school, go out with friends, basically didnt do much besides stay home ..........then i just found myself in my room with lifting my moms 5 and 10 pound weights just to release some of the stress and anger i had...........
i was never into any sports as a child or thoughtout high school...........i actually wasnt active at all and hated gym class..........but when i eventually joined the gym i totally fell in love with it...........and as someone said before, there is no team, so everything you accomplished is solely for yourself and no one can take that away from you...................so the more and more change i see now, the more i push myself........and i'll never look back
Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, THAT IS STRENGTH