If you want to lose some body fat and improve your fitness, combining regular cycling with a balanced meal plan is a smart approach. Consistent training and small lifestyle changes often make the biggest difference over time.
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Shorter sessions more often helped me. Consistency over perfection.
I’ve been struggling with comparing myself to others lately. I see someone posting results after a month and I start thinking I’m way behind. Anyone else deal with this? How do you stay focused on your own progress?
Yep. Honestly, social media makes it worse. I had to unfollow fitness pages for a bit.
Oh, absolutely. When I first got into training, I kept thinking “why am I not there yet?” It improved when I shifted to a routine mindset - show up, finish the session, track my own wins. MadMuscles helped with that because it gives measured goals instead of hype.
I used to compare myself too much. Now I treat workouts like brushing my teeth - simple daily habit. Progress sneaks up on you when you stop staring at it every day.
Teo Matis (@teomatis):
My work schedule changes a lot - some days I’m on my feet for 10 hours, other days I barely find 20 minutes. Because of that, I keep falling off my workout routine. Has anyone figured out how to stay consistent when your schedule is all over the place?
My schedule jumps a lot when traveling. I stick to fast full-body circuits and use bodyweight if I’m tired. MadMuscles adjusts well when I set shorter durations, and those high-tempo sessions actually feel great on crazy days.
I just try not to skip two days in a row. That’s my rule