That .4lb sitting back on my ass is 100% worth it. Now that I’m back to dedicatedly drinking water to not repeat the dehydration collapse of last night and starting my sugar free week I’m back in gear and starting the baby steps back to the routine.
I don’t like to try to just jump back in. It doesn’t make sense to do so. I mean, I started the whole thing with baby steps that were successful so why change the pattern now? I’m smarter than that… for the most part.
I want to focus this week on both cutting out sugar (the challenge) and fitness. I’d like to start doing strength training again but ease my way in because I hate it, like, ridiculous much. It’s true.
I’m going to have to talk about this later, though, because today there’s too much to talk about and not enough time before I get caught blogging and get fired. That’s right, just in case you all didn’t know, I do this at work.
Last week there were no goals because I wasn’t about to put pressure on myself while hanging out and chilling. None of that, thankyouverymuch. Let’s talk goals for this week, though.
This Week’s Goals:
1. Run twice
2. Strength Training once
3. No sugar
4. Water, I mean, how could this not be a goal after this weekend.
Guerilla blogging, I like it. Nothing like covertly making a post whilst staying on the payroll :p
The tricky goal is the sugar, because it's everywhere. I don't even know how I would begin to try and dodge it 🙂
Guerilla blogging, I like it. Nothing like covertly making a post whilst staying on the payroll :p
The tricky goal is the sugar, because it's everywhere. I don't even know how I would begin to try and dodge it 🙂
Hi, I'm a new reader!
You definitely bring up some really good points about sugar, and how it is everywhere. After being overweight for almost a decade myself, I would especially recommend becoming aware of the different types of sugar and how some are bad, and how some are REALLY bad (like high fructose corn syrup).
I have found that, for me, the biggest help was having a total paradigm shift.
Let me know if I can be of any help to you,
-Jonathan
Hi, I'm a new reader!
You definitely bring up some really good points about sugar, and how it is everywhere. After being overweight for almost a decade myself, I would especially recommend becoming aware of the different types of sugar and how some are bad, and how some are REALLY bad (like high fructose corn syrup).
I have found that, for me, the biggest help was having a total paradigm shift.
Let me know if I can be of any help to you,
-Jonathan