So last week I think I really did a good job of getting the dieting part down. This week I want to be better at the fitness part. I really enjoyed the Your Shape game for the Kinect last night. It was a great 30 minutes of working out and I left off feeling sweaty and rubbery and good. Last night for supper I had a big bowl of salad with salsa and a cup of baked rotini with mozerella. Probably not the healthiest choice, but, I kept the portion small.
I figured I would start today off with a bang and I dragged out the Biggest Loser Boot Camp work out video. I popped it in and 30 minutes later I was sweating and hurting. The whole work out seemed to be done in a squat or lunge. I did it holding onto 8 pound arm weights and my upper body was as tired out as my lower body. They said it was a calorie burning work out and I'm sure it was!
Ways I can see improoving that workout over the next two weeks...I want to get my lunges a lot lower, especially want to work on that on my bad knee. I want to get some running shoes. Working out in Crocs is not fun. I want to work on the push ups and really make sure I am engaging my abs and core through some of the routine.
The rest of my day involved 7 dogs that needed to be groomed. I can say that after that work out, my clipper felt a whole lot heavier than it is and I could only get 5 of the dogs groomed. I just was not able to hold my arms up for any longer than that!
After the work out, for break fast I had a fried egg on squirrley bread with a teaspoon of salsa just for a touch of flavor. Lunch was skipped since breakfast was a little late, but I ended up having two pieces of squirrely bread with a dash of mayo, a slice of tomato and a half slice of cheese for supper. I find one of the hardest things to resist is what the rest of the family is eating...tonight I ended up having a bit of the whole wheat spagetti with some meat sauce. It could have very easily fit inside a cup and there was only about 2 tablespoons of sauce and beef on top.
What's squirrely bread? It's a sprouted whole grain bread made without flour with all organic ingredients. It's a very yummy alternative to most yucky breads that are filled with glucose fructose. It is about 100 calories per slice.
I am full and sore and hydrated. I think I will take the night to lay in bed with a book.
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