You’re Not Lazy, You’re Tired: A Trail Runner’s Guide to Sustainable Training
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About this listen
In this episode, we talk about:
- Why feeling unmotivated does not mean you are lazy
- The difference between being tired and making excuses
- How lack of margin and recovery shows up as “low motivation”
- Why I don’t coach motivation and why it is not part of the 4Ms
- A simple self-check to tell if you need rest or accountability
- How to adjust training without losing momentum
- Why consistency matters more than intensity
- How these lessons apply beyond running and into everyday life
The 4Ms Blueprint mentioned in this episode:
- Mindset: Learning how to talk to yourself like an athlete, not a failure
- Movement: Smart, sustainable training that fits your life and body
- Moderation: Balancing training, recovery, fueling, and real life without guilt
- Momentum: Building consistency through small wins, even on tired days
Key takeaway:
You don’t need motivation to keep going. You need a framework that supports you on tired days, messy weeks, and real life seasons.
You’re not lazy. You’re tired. And tired doesn’t mean stop. It means listen, adjust, and keep going.
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