Senior year after my last competition I went to the wait room out of habit. I was lackadaisically going through some sets and then asked myself what I was doing in there. I didn’t have a goal so I walked out. But with the extra free time there was plenty of opportunity to get into physically recreational activities around campus. I enjoyed the fun in the sun and low pressure competition. In about a years time other challenges came across my plate that gave me goals to shoot for. Sometimes it’s someone at work being a crossfitter and inviting you or someone at work doing iron man. Or another coworker doing Jujitzu. All these things easily spark the competitive nature and give goals to train for. At this point focus on getting a career because they don’t hand those out like candy.
Worth_A_Go t1_ja5i84w wrote
Reply to [LPT Request] How to accept ending an athletic career after college? by matt2085
Senior year after my last competition I went to the wait room out of habit. I was lackadaisically going through some sets and then asked myself what I was doing in there. I didn’t have a goal so I walked out. But with the extra free time there was plenty of opportunity to get into physically recreational activities around campus. I enjoyed the fun in the sun and low pressure competition. In about a years time other challenges came across my plate that gave me goals to shoot for. Sometimes it’s someone at work being a crossfitter and inviting you or someone at work doing iron man. Or another coworker doing Jujitzu. All these things easily spark the competitive nature and give goals to train for. At this point focus on getting a career because they don’t hand those out like candy.