But you know what? I've finally decided that it's ok for me to not be a "morning" workout person.
What this does mean, however, is that I have to make time in the evenings for fitness. For Day 3 of yoga, I am very proud to say that I squeezed a class in between work and coaching rowing - and was so happy that I did. Did I arrive at rowing a minute late with mascara all over my face? Yes. Did the rowers care? Not in the least.
I'm quickly learning that one hour a day isn't a lot to ask of myself. The time I spend on my mat is mine and mine only. What I do there, whether it's an awesome day and I feel great or a crappy day and I take it easy - that's mine too.
I suppose this goes hand in hand with the "I'm busy" excuse. But it makes me want to make time for other things I typically put off - calling my grandma. Putting away all the laundry at the same time. Making the bed in the mornings. Doing small things that take little-to-no time to make the people in my life feel happy and loved.
"No act of kindness, however small, goes unnoticed."
And it took a minute of me hanging out in tripod headstand to realize this? Hm.
Yesterday was a day off from yoga so I ran a nice, slow 3 miles and it felt GREAT. Tonight I'm back on to Hot Power Fusion.