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03/04/2024 21:06
I’d like to share something about my recent life 📝At the end of this January, I stopped doing CrossFit after seven years 💔It was a really big decision for me. The reason was a shoulder joint injury 😢When you seriously commit to something 3–4 times a week, it naturally becomes part of your identity. It becomes a place where you belong.Losing that was physically and emotionally very painful and scary. I even felt like I was slowly becoming a worse version of myself 😢🌈But now, I can honestly say those seven years were incredibly joyful and something I’m truly proud of ✨☺️—————Since last year, my shoulder’s range of motion had been restricted, and my surgery was postponed several times because the scope couldn’t even be inserted. I spent several months in what felt like “the worst situation with no finish line” 😣The hardest part wasn’t the physical pain — it was the mental struggle.There were times when I went to the CrossFit gym and wondered,“Why am I even here?”But my family and my gym friends quietly watched over me and supported me, and that helped me so much ❤️🩹🤝✨Thankfully, my shoulder is getting much better now. I still can’t do intense training like before, but in daily life I almost have no inconvenience anymore.Since leaving CrossFit, I’ve started a different kind of training — weight training, initial-load training, breathing exercises, and fascia release to adjust my skeletal and internal alignment 👍🎉ーーーーーーBefore last summer, one of the structures in my shoulder was damaged, and it started dislocating frequently in daily life.Of course, it was painful. But even more than the pain, I constantly lived with the psychological fear of “When will it slip again?”Even when I fell asleep sitting on a train, just relaxing my shoulder could cause the joint to slip out of place 😨But I ignored my body’s signals and kept doing CrossFit, telling myself, “I’ll just do what I can.” 🧐Looking back now, I think that decision came from fear — the fear of losing something that had been part of my life for so long.As a result, my shoulder became more and more restricted. Ironically, it stopped dislocating — because it became stiff. My body protected itself 🫨And even now, my brain still sends danger signals when I try to move my shoulder too much, because it doesn’t want to experience that pain again — even if I’m physically safe.Sometimes the body 🙌 and the brain 🧠 become disconnected.Sometimes you need to listen to your body. Sometimes you need to guide yourself with your mind.I think a person’s humanity and way of living shows in how they balance those two.Honestly, I think both the brain and the body are incredible 😊🌈ーーーーGoing back to my story…This time, my shoulder needed both my body and my brain to slowly recognize that it was safe ❤️For me to truly feel “I’m safe,” I needed the help of other people, tools, and I needed to decide to surrender to them.No matter how good the environment or situation is, nothing moves forward unless you decide to believe in it.Before things are forced upon you, having the courage to trust yourself, make your own decision, and try — I think that’s incredibly important 💪✨💨Of course, sometimes external forces push us into change.But whether you accept it from a victim position, or make it part of your own life, changes what happens next and how you experience it 😌I feel like this applies to many things in life.What do you think? 🤗ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーAnd now, I’ve found new habits, and something I’m excited about 💓I’ve started practicing using my inner muscles, breathing exercises, and fascia release lessons (which hurt!).It’s actually very subtle, and there’s no obvious sense of achievement like CrossFit.But my sleep has improved 💤✨And I’m discovering new potential in myself that I never noticed before.I’m discovering parts of my body and mind that I had never used, and parts I didn’t know how to use 🥰For the past seven years, I lived in the world of CrossFit —“one kilo heavier, one second faster, one more rep.”I experienced the adrenaline from intense workouts. My body and mind became stronger.But maybe… I was wearing some kind of armor 😎🔥Last year, there were nights when I cried because it was just too hard.But now, I’m glad I allowed myself to truly feel that low.Maybe it was the pain of my armor breaking off 😚ーーーーーーAnyway…This was definitely a turning point in my life ✌️✨And now, I’m slowly starting to enjoy this new world my body has guided me to ❣️I think many people have gone through something like this.Have you ever had an experience like this?I’d love to hear your story when we meet 🥰…
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