, ,

Motivation: My Pre-Surgery Prep Plan

Going into this I knew I needed a plan, just like I followed training and diet plans, I’ve now needed one that will test me mentally more than anything else before. Depression and feeling “down in the dumps” is was not going to be an option. I’d be back, and contrary to what some less-optimistic on the surgery say, I’d be back stronger.

ENTRY TWO: Approx. Late Nov/Early Dec 2013

I’m 174 lbs, 5% body fat, have a 6 minute mile, a 400+ lb deadlift, and countless other high level PR records. This is definitely not an exciting time going into surgery. I’ll be out of the game for months.

THE POSITIVE OUTLOOK

Become a runner

Focus on work

Give the joints a rest

Detox from supplements

Slightly Change diet

Hit the reset button

It’s a test of what I’m made of

KEY THINGS TO REMEMBER

Rehab, rehab, rehab

Diet/nutrition

Supplementation

Positive attitude

Alternative training and build up weaknesses.

This content has been exclusively published on HUMANFITPROJECT.