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Posted On: October 29th 2026, 07:55 am
1. Communicate, plan and compromise with my wife. She always knows my training plan, and we split our training time as evenly as we can, because her training counts too.

2. Training happens when it can. 4am alarms, 5am starts, lunch break sessions. If it fits, it happens.

3. Make training social. Easy runs are with my wife when possible (she gets someone to push her, I get someone to listen to me yap 😅), and catch-ups with mates are usually a workout too, it’s good to have friends with common goals!

4. Bring the kids. Pram runs, home gym sessions + a 4yo singing “lets it go” or “Golden” or a swim session while they splash. Training and family time don’t have to compete.

5. Prep the night before. Gear, snacks and outfit are laid out, ready to grab and go.

6. Don’t punish a missed session. Between family, a business and a 9-5, I’ll miss one here or there. Control what I can, accept what I can’t. There’s always tomorrow.

What’s working for you? Let me know in the comments 💬
Comments (7)
einfachphuc 2 hours ago

einfachphuc

Strong conviction 👏👏👏

kevin.angeles.93 6 days ago

kevin.angeles.93

Having a training friend or partner definitely pushes you to go out 💪🏻

irrelevant.running 6 days ago

irrelevant.running

That’s the fuxking spirit, big dog vibes right here 🔥

holeysampants 7 days ago

holeysampants

Splitting the training times! Luckily I’m a morning person and the other half prefers to train at night 🙌

lucia_runs_moves_lives 7 days ago

lucia_runs_moves_lives

Not punishing the missed session is a huge one. We’re not professionals so it’s gotta fit with family and work life. Giving ourselves a hard time if we miss one isn’t helpful! 🙌

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