Thank you, and you too!
Thank you, and you too!
Any progress is good progress. Everyone asks me why I'm training so hard, and who I'm competing against. I just want to be better than I was yesterday.
I hear ya on that.Thank you, and you too!
Any progress is good progress. Everyone asks me why I'm training so hard, and who I'm competing against. I just want to be better than I was yesterday.
That is when I wake up, and I get to the gym, workout, and back before the kids leave for school. After they leave, I hit the shower and head to work.I am planning on waking up at 5 am tomorrow and working out before work. Pray for my soul. And aging body.
Is everything okay?Had a bad call from my brother last night about my aging parents, and got almost exactly ZERO sleep. Rolled out of bed at 5:30 and worked out. Felt like crap all day. Basically no-sleep hangover. Gonna hit the sack soon and get up again. Did kettle bells swings and core today. Tomorrow is more core, chest and arms.
Today was much easier after a decent night sleep. Just did lots of pushups, curls and core work. Tomorrow is going to just be a 40 minute or so walk day in the AM. So a light day. Thursday will be back to kettle bells.
And no when your parents are in their 80's and unhealthy things are never ok. My brother and I are trying to get them out of the house with 2 sets of stairs they need to use all day and into a one story place of some kind. My Dad took a spill down the garage steps and knocked himself out a few weeks ago. Mom tried to wake him and drag him in the house on her own before finally calling 911. Then he refused to go to the hospital and get checked out, bad heart and all. Dad's body is failing and Mom's mind. Not a good combo.
Throw the scale out of the window....or set it up as a target on the range and give it what it deserves. Routine attrition almost always comes to those that watch the scale and I never use it to set up a program. Programs fail when people no longer see "benefit" in their efforts...scales often are the culprit. If you are doing the work(light/medium strength training, cardiovascular work) and eating sensibly, your program will work...period. If you hit a period of "no gain" bump me and I can help with that! There is little more you can do to improve your life than keeping fit so kudos to all that travel this road...keep it up!Noticing shoulders are getting bigger, chest is getting flatter but not smaller. Been at 263-265 this week, I've eaten more because holidays and to try to get around any metabolic adaptation.
Still feel like I'm getting smaller and losing fat, just wish it would show up on the scale.