well it was easy enough for me to get back into my going to the gym routine, but it is hard to do because of my major with requires a lot (up to 40 hours a week) of extra time spent at the school working on my projects. However, this semester has been very good as far as not having to spend a great deal of time on projects. so i am reinvesting my time into me!
Nov 01, 08:30AM PST | 0 comments
My entire life I played sports. I was always participating in practice 3-5 days a week depending on the season. Since I was 4 I have participated in many, many, many sports (gymnastics (4 years), soccer (4 years), basketball (11 years or so and I was on a AAU team and school team at the same time), softball (about 16 years – always played for school and a summer league), tae kwon do (about 9 years – loved the competition part), tennis (6 years – played for the school mostly with some tournaments outside of school). So needless to say I was one busy person. Most of the time I was participating in at least two sports at once. I was always working out.
Since I graduated from college and stopped playing sports my body and my mind have both been on a workout freeze. It reminds me of playing sports or at least I feel like I should be going to “practice” everyday in order to workout. I have been working out at a gym near my house for a couple of years but even then I feel like I should be doing more than using the treadmill.
I have decided that I am mentally prepared for exercising outside of sports. This could be fun right? I plan on working out at least 5 days a week with heavy cardio and some weights and watching what I eat (portions and carbs are my weakness).
Sorry I wrote so much!
Good luck to everyone who decided to take the step and get back into shape!
May 22, 08:57AM PDT | 0 comments
So, ill work on it, wish me the best!
May 17, 04:21PM PDT | 0 comments
ok so going to school and working 2 jobs i fell out of my going to the gym groove i was looking good.. now i have a one pack and i can not even climb stairs without loosing a lung… so i have started today and i want to loose weight and look like i did a year ago!
So i added on my things to do list 5 10 15 20 25 30 pounds to loose when i finish the 5 i will move to the next step..
Jan 14, 2009, 08:57PM PST | 1 cheer | 0 comments
So the long term goal is, of course, get healthy, strong, feel good, and set a good example for my kids. I’d also love to feel sexy again because goodness knows I haven’t felt that way in a long time. So there’s the goal and my reward will be a tattoo. I already know exactly what I want but since it will be on my belly it needs to be flat and firm. A + B = C right?
Jan 12, 2009, 11:32AM PST | 0 comments
After having my baby 6 months ago I have totally lost my shape. I need to lose about 5kg but just can’t seem to shift it. This is my vow I WILL lose the weight by the end of January ….
Jan 08, 2009, 09:50AM PST | 0 comments
Once upon a time, I was a stripper. I had hair down to my ass, a killer tan, big boobs and a tiny waiste. Well, fast forward 16 years and I am so out of shape that I couldn’t even work the day shift. I am so digusted with myself. Granted I have had 4 children since I stopped stripping and that sure does pack on the pounds. But, it’s really just a cop out. I need to eat better and get my fat ass to the gym.
Jan 03, 2009, 01:17AM PST | 0 comments
Seems curious – when I had a partner who was somewhat critical of my appearance, I didn’t really care much about it. Now that I’m with someone who accepts me as I am, I want to take care of myself better. It helps that we’re eating a lot better these days – more vegetables, less grains and red meat.
Dec 23, 2008, 09:02AM PST | 0 comments
I really miss being able to run long distances without getting sick and out of breath.
Dec 07, 2008, 03:13PM PST | 1 cheer | 1 comment
I’ve started this but i think over the xmas period it will be a bit more difficult with the hours at work and lack of eating lol!! As long as i get my weight to about a healthy 75kg (roughly) i’ll be happy!!
Dec 04, 2008, 03:27PM PST | 0 comments