Here's the thing, I know have a million things I am thankful for, but instead of chasing the rainbows and butterflies I've been clawing, scratching, kicking, and screaming. This doesn't do well for my writing (or my family). I tend to see myself as the heroine of my blog. I like to put out messages such as:
"Look at me. I'm down and out. Wait! I just kicked ass! I WIN!"
Instead all I want to write about is how stupid plantar fasciitis is and because I haven't been able to run or bike I started gaining weight again. Wait...the weight loss could actually be attributed to the increased drinking and eating I've done over the last month or so? Maybe. But wouldn't I rather blame the weight gain on something I *can't* control then something I *can* control? No. That's not really my style. I'm much more of a control freak then a blamer. I'm much more of a pull-myself-up-by-the-bootstraps kind of gal. So here I go:
Phase 3:
It's a five week plan that starts today - I could have started it yesterday since I did both yoga and weights, but that kinda felt like cheating, so it starts today.
Yoga daily
Weight lifting four times per week.
Crunchless Xtreme Abs w/Jackie four times per week.
Swimming at least three times per week.
Phase 3 also includes:
stretching my legs and feet daily to promote healing
no caffeine
and definitely no complaining about my lack of interest (read: hate) in lifting weights
I'm still refusing to count calories and I'm allowing myself to drink occasionally. My hope is that by the end of Phase 3 I will have lost at least ten pounds and my foot will be healed enough to do some light stationary biking. I'll be posting my workouts and other updates on Facebook. I always seem to do better when I have a some sort of public commitment (and a chart, I just love charts!).
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