Sticking to the training program and some good news

It's been a few weeks now since I wrote but I've been a busy bee sort of speak.

I'm at week nine of fifteen of my training program and i'm happy to say that i'm sticking to
it. In total, I've just missed one work out so far (due to work) and when i'm not exercising,
i'm stretching. And I've noticed some differences. My hips don't feel as sore as they use to, my legs feels stronger than ever and i'm noticing some small improvements on my upper body strengths as well. Noticing the results sure makes me more motivated to continue doing this.

Right now, I feel proud that i'm so far into the program. I've given up before, for no reason what so ever. And even though I've noticed some better results doing the program before, I've always wondered what the results would be doing it full-time. I guess won't really know until I hit the ice but i'm excited to see it.

As for the incoming news I wrote about earlier, i'm happy to say that it worked out as I hoped to.
I'm going to leave my rec hockey team Gryta HC to play for Sala Hockey in the Swedish fifth-tier league. It's the lowest level of competitive hockey in Sweden but it's a big moment for me, since I never thought i'd be playing as much as I do five years ago. It's a big deal for me.

I'm thinking I should be excited over my head over this, but i'm not really. Sure, i'm excited but I also feel a bit nervous and anxious. And I don't know why really. I've tried finding out why but I just can't seem to find a legit reason. Fear of failure perhaps? Stepping out of my comfort zone? I don't know.
I got some mental obstacles to get past. But since I've overcome harder things before, I'm pretty confident that I will get past this as well. Hard work is all it takes.