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Subject: Fatigue

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Date Posted: 15:36:28 05/14/12 Mon

I am new to the full-time work world, and am wondering how you all handle fatigue when it comes to classes, practicing and competing? When you come home from work, are exhausted, but still have a million other things to do, how to you balance it all?

Do you skip class occasionally? How frequently? Do you just practice when you can, or do you push other things to the side so you can practice? Thank you all so much for your insight!

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I work 35 hours a week in a very physical job. I also have a husband and 2 older kids (more inside) Hop_123 15:57:54 05/14/12 Mon

Re: I work 35 hours a week in a very physical job. I also have a husband and 2 older kids (more inside) -- Lorraine, 08:56:03 06/06/12 Wed

It's a challenge, no doubt about it. My approach inside. WR PW adult 22:53:51 05/18/12 Fri

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>I am new to the full-time work world, and am wondering >how you all handle fatigue when it comes to classes, >practicing and competing? When you come home from >work, are exhausted, but still have a million other >things to do, how to you balance it all? > >Do you skip class occasionally? How frequently? Do you >just practice when you can, or do you push other >things to the side so you can practice? Thank you all >so much for your insight!

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