Yes, a .5 lb gain.. but I'm not surprised. After running yesterday I hopped on hubby's Boflex and did some major upper body weight lifting. I would expect to see a gain... the great news is.. I ran another mile this morning! The time? Well, I'm not sure when the marker went past 1 mile.. but I did 20 minutes and ended at 1.10 miles. I decided to give Couch to 5K a chance.. and so far I am enjoying it. Hopefully it keeps up. My goal is not to beat my time at the 1 mile.. but to actually be able to run more then a minute at a time. My stamina sucks.. so this should help alot.
No weights today... I think I will stick to that on mon/wed/fri. If you've never had a Boflex.. you should try one. They really are great to workout on. The only thing I hate is having to change around all the pullys and weights when you want to change excorsizes.
Ok, so we all know that dieting is a head game, and I am trying to work on the way I percieve food.. and my body. There are a couple of things that scare me. First, I am worried that I will lose 20 lbs and be happy with that and stop. Second, I am scared of self sabotage, something I am very familiar with. (Aren't we all). Third, I am scared to reach my goal. Why? Because I have never weighed 135 lbs. Ok, so maybe I did, when I was 10 .. but it was only for a few seconds. I'm not sure why I'm scared.. maybe because it seems like something that will never happen.. a dream...
I am slowly accepting the fact that this will not be a quick fix. I like to remember the summer before my freshmen year of high school. I graduated the 8th grade weighing 180 lbs... thats alot for a 13 yr old going from a private school to a public school. I think my dad was scared for me.. so he signed me up for a Tae Kwon Do class. I remember being terrified of the instructor (who only spoke korean during class).
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My goal is to see the bold 'DAY 90' on the top of my blog...because by then, I will know that Tigerlilly is back.
3 comments:
Yep, don't worry about that little gain. I know it's easy to say don't worry, and hard to do, but you are handling it just like you should. You are doing all the right things--running rocks, and weights are so good for your body, too!
Working through your fears is a good step toward making this weight loss stick for real this time. Keep putting them out there and you'll make them not seem so scary.
What a great story about your Tae Kwon Do experience. That is something to be proud of!
Those .5lbs come and go day to day. I think you are doing great!
Thanks for sharing your Tae Kwon Do story as well. I think keeping that experience in mind will really help you to get through this and reach your goal!
don't you worry tl; you will always be beautiful if you are 130 or 200 so just be tl
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