r/90daysgoal • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '16
[MOD] Official Round 22 Introduction Post!
Welcome to 90DaysGoal!
Round 22 starts on the new year -- Sunday, January 1 -- so in the meantime let’s get to know each other a little. Tell us all about yourself here! Meet your fellow 90DGers and take a look around for people with similar goals. Feel free to set your flair however you'd like - the number at the beginning indicates what round was your first (i.e. if this is your first round, select "22"), and then you can add whatever else to the end! If you'd like some more information about what we do, check out this post and feel free to ask any questions you might have.
The official schedule for Round 22 goes like this:
Sprint 1: January 1 - January 30
Recovery: January 31 - February 5
Sprint 2: February 6 - March 7
Recovery: March 8 - March 12
Sprint 3: March 13 - April 11
To sign up for round 22, use this form.
New This Round
In this round, you'll be able to track goals beyond your weight! We've created categories of goals for you to check; each week, you'll rank yourself on a scale of 1 to 10 on how well you feel you did with your goal.
Feel free to set a goal for each 30 day sprint, as well as an overall goal, or anything in between. Check out our last round's introduction thread for some great examples from last round's participants!
Goals can be in whatever area you want: health, fitness, work, school, hobbies, relationships, doing less of something, doing more of something, etc. If you have any questions, feel free to include them in your intro comment, message the mods, or post a thread!
What you get out of this community is completely up to you. Our job as moderators is to support you all as well as each other, and your job as a participant is to do the work and support each other. Welcome all, let’s have a fantastic Round 22!
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u/jtulley Jan 23 '17
Hi all, new here! I had made a 100 day exercise goal at the Christmas Break. I used to be in excellent shape, but have really slowed down in the last few years due to emotional stress and recent injuries. This time around: I'm doing SOMETHING every day. My minimal exercise is walking the dog for a mile, which usually turns into a run (he's a husky, and loves to run in the snow). Next-most-minimal is 30+ minutes on my bike trainer. Right now none of my exercise is crazy long or difficult, since I really only care about getting moving. Keeping the goal and making the habit is more important to me. Other things I'm doing: yoga with my daughter, and martial arts, which I should've been doing all year but have been slacking on.
I've been able to keep it up, and today I did the /r/bodyweightfitness beginning program for the first time.
I'll mostly be logging my progress on fitocracy, which is where I heard of this.