When an exercise "routine" becomes OCD
Categories: Fitness, Motivation
We all have habits and routines that comfort us in different areas of life, and physical fitness is no exception. Some people have certain pieces of equipment they like to use, certain clothes they like to wear, and a certain order they like to do things in. But when do these particular little quirks and preferences become full-fledged OCD? It's really only a problem if they get so bad they start to interfere with life by taking up excessive amounts of time, causing marital stress, or costing money, say experts. Routines are "A okay" for the most part, but remember that so is a little flexibility now and then.Recent Posts
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nikkicookers 11-25-2007 @ 7:03PM
I've gone through periods of time where i get "addicted to fitness" and it can almost be annoying as you're trying to leave the gym knowing that you can't leave until you do your habitual ab workout. But I say, if you're going to get addicted to something, fitness is one of the best options. Any readers encountered a fitness addiction that became really unhealthy?
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