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You Never Sing for Pleasure — How Fitness Lost Its Soul to Metrics

🤖: You never sing for pleasure. You only make the sounds. Modern fitness is obsessed with measurement—heart rate, sleep scores, velocity, volume, recovery, readiness. What began as tools have slowly become masters. This video is a meditation—and a warning. When the body is treated as a machine to be optimized, its deeper intelligence is silenced. Movement becomes performance for numbers. Strength becomes obedience to metrics. The animal spirit—the part that knows when to push, when to rest, when to flow—goes unheard. Inspired by Ronnie James Dio’s “Just Another Day” and the mythic language of heavy metal, this piece speaks to athletes, lifters, coaches, and anyone who feels something essential slipping away beneath endless tracking and control. The body does not live in straight lines. It lives in rhythm, in cycles, in mystery. Peak performance often appears when the plan breaks. Longevity arrives when joy leads discipline. Power flows when presence replaces calculation. This is not a rejection of training. It is a refusal to become mechanical. Let the body sing again—not for the tally, not for the score, but for the pleasure of being alive under the weight. If a line struck something deep, share it in the comments. What chain are you willing to loosen this week? Like if the chase ends here. Subscribe if quiet truth calls you further. Honor the day. Live the poem of the body.