100 Day Exercise Challenge

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  • Speyder
    Speyder Posts: 195 Member
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    Primaloca wrote: »
    Count me in tomorrow will be my day 1

    Your in
  • Speyder
    Speyder Posts: 195 Member
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    WillsRN wrote: »
    Welcome everybody! & good work to everyone who are starting week 2.
    Everyone seems to be checking off the days with exercise! Aren't our bodies moving well and feeding our souls! I feel so great to be moving. Days 6 & 7: moving boxes & heavy moving/cleaning. Having new flooring installed, & I have to remove all my stuff, then put it back. 3 rooms...kitchen, living room & office. One more day of prep & packing moving out, then repeat backward starting Wednesday. Couldn't have accomplished much last year @ this time. Feel sore & strong. Ahhh...Thank you Speyder for that motivational push...

    You are so welcome
  • Speyder
    Speyder Posts: 195 Member
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    I walked a lot at work today around the shop and sweated like crazy and then grocery shopped for 40 min.. So more walking.
  • randomsue
    randomsue Posts: 179 Member
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    Speyder wrote: »
    Here I something to inspire:
    SparkPeople members answer: "When I don't feel like working out, I ___."
    Do it anyway. (This was the most popular answer!)
    Tell myself to go for 15 minutes. If I still feel bad or unmotivated, I can quit. I have yet to quit.
    Look on Pinterest for motivation! (Check out Pinterest's Fitness section and follow SparkPeople's Pinterest boards.)
    Ask a friend along to the workout it helps us both with accountability.
    Do a heavy house cleaning (vacuuming, moving furniture, scrubbing) so I have a reason to work out.
    Watch a Crossfit video on YouTube. It always inspires me. Then I get it done.
    Take a 10-minute brisk walk.
    Take the dog for a long walk.
    Force myself anyway and feel better for it.
    Go to a yoga class. It gets me moving, and I always have fun!
    I sit by myself for a few minutes and think about all the things I can't enjoy because of my poor health.
    Sometimes I find myself doing it just to get my fitness minutes for the month. Proof that SparkPeople works!
    Work out anyway…then bask in the awesomeness!
    Find something new to do! If you run then go for a swim or a bike ride. Maybe you are getting bored with the same routine.
    Complain about not feeling motivated, then go do it, since I don't like hearing myself complain.
    I drag myself to the gym anyway. Before I realize it, an hour is passed and I'm glad I went.
    Post about your lack of motivation on Facebook, and get chewed out.
    Do it anyway because this is for me.
    Try to force myself to just do something for 1 minute (jumping jacks, squats, etc.). But usually I tell myself I will be happier that I did it instead of mad at myself for not doing anything.
    Put on my work out clothes, lace up my shoes and go for a walk. Once I'm out and moving I find my motivation.
    Do a SparkPeople workout video! They are always great workouts and I love that they are not super hard and complicated!
    Remember a time when I couldn't work out, and how sad I was when I was heavier, and how I don't want to feel sad again!
    Listen to some music—something with energy that I like. It's funny how the right music can make you move even when you think you don't want to, and it usually provides a mood boost, too (which is probably why I didn't want to workout in the first place).
    Put my feelings aside and use logic and reasoning. My feelings then change after a good workout.
    Follow an "easy" DVD and tell myself I'll do just one part of it. I end up doing it all usually.
    Put on my workout clothes!
    Do a workout at home instead of going to the gym.
    Remind myself why I started working out and how much better I feel and feel about myself when I am done!
    Do it anyway, just not as long.
    Remember how easy it is to loss fitness even after missing a few sessions.
    Put on my workout clothes first thing in the morning. Once I'm in them there's no reason to not work out!
    Remind myself of one of Gods promises in Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
    Think how good I feel after a workout! Nothing else gives me that same feeling!
    Go bowling.
    I go get my small weights and start toning up.
    Do something light and slow, like yoga.
    Start working out anyway, and then, I figure I've already started, so I may as well finish STRONG!
    Put on dance music and move!
    Call a friend to encourage me.
    Think of all the people who can't and I go do it and am grateful that I CAN.

    I'm going to print this. You hit it right on the head with every single one of these points. I can't go my regular zumba class right now and felt pretty bummed but my gym clothes are on and I can do it later and clean my house. Wait! That's not as fun as Zumba but it will be great to get it done
  • Speyder
    Speyder Posts: 195 Member
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    randomsue wrote: »
    Speyder wrote: »
    Here I something to inspire:
    SparkPeople members answer: "When I don't feel like working out, I ___."
    Do it anyway. (This was the most popular answer!)
    Tell myself to go for 15 minutes. If I still feel bad or unmotivated, I can quit. I have yet to quit.
    Look on Pinterest for motivation! (Check out Pinterest's Fitness section and follow SparkPeople's Pinterest boards.)
    Ask a friend along to the workout it helps us both with accountability.
    Do a heavy house cleaning (vacuuming, moving furniture, scrubbing) so I have a reason to work out.
    Watch a Crossfit video on YouTube. It always inspires me. Then I get it done.
    Take a 10-minute brisk walk.
    Take the dog for a long walk.
    Force myself anyway and feel better for it.
    Go to a yoga class. It gets me moving, and I always have fun!
    I sit by myself for a few minutes and think about all the things I can't enjoy because of my poor health.
    Sometimes I find myself doing it just to get my fitness minutes for the month. Proof that SparkPeople works!
    Work out anyway…then bask in the awesomeness!
    Find something new to do! If you run then go for a swim or a bike ride. Maybe you are getting bored with the same routine.
    Complain about not feeling motivated, then go do it, since I don't like hearing myself complain.
    I drag myself to the gym anyway. Before I realize it, an hour is passed and I'm glad I went.
    Post about your lack of motivation on Facebook, and get chewed out.
    Do it anyway because this is for me.
    Try to force myself to just do something for 1 minute (jumping jacks, squats, etc.). But usually I tell myself I will be happier that I did it instead of mad at myself for not doing anything.
    Put on my work out clothes, lace up my shoes and go for a walk. Once I'm out and moving I find my motivation.
    Do a SparkPeople workout video! They are always great workouts and I love that they are not super hard and complicated!
    Remember a time when I couldn't work out, and how sad I was when I was heavier, and how I don't want to feel sad again!
    Listen to some music—something with energy that I like. It's funny how the right music can make you move even when you think you don't want to, and it usually provides a mood boost, too (which is probably why I didn't want to workout in the first place).
    Put my feelings aside and use logic and reasoning. My feelings then change after a good workout.
    Follow an "easy" DVD and tell myself I'll do just one part of it. I end up doing it all usually.
    Put on my workout clothes!
    Do a workout at home instead of going to the gym.
    Remind myself why I started working out and how much better I feel and feel about myself when I am done!
    Do it anyway, just not as long.
    Remember how easy it is to loss fitness even after missing a few sessions.
    Put on my workout clothes first thing in the morning. Once I'm in them there's no reason to not work out!
    Remind myself of one of Gods promises in Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
    Think how good I feel after a workout! Nothing else gives me that same feeling!
    Go bowling.
    I go get my small weights and start toning up.
    Do something light and slow, like yoga.
    Start working out anyway, and then, I figure I've already started, so I may as well finish STRONG!
    Put on dance music and move!
    Call a friend to encourage me.
    Think of all the people who can't and I go do it and am grateful that I CAN.

    I'm going to print this. You hit it right on the head with every single one of these points. I can't go my regular zumba class right now and felt pretty bummed but my gym clothes are on and I can do it later and clean my house. Wait! That's not as fun as Zumba but it will be great to get it done

    You go girl!!
  • Speyder
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    Did elliptical for 25 min
  • macadu11
    macadu11 Posts: 3 Member
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    Did strength exercises and I started a 30 day burped challenge
  • axesesh
    axesesh Posts: 51 Member
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    ambreenmc wrote: »
    Hello every one! Thanks for all the encouragement and support trust me that was very helpful! Finally I worked out today thank God!
    Day 1 : insanity fit test 20 mint , Ploymatric cardio circut 40 mint. Combined 1 hour of work out :)

    That is awesome! Way to go!
  • axesesh
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    Day 10: Jillian BR Cardio 1

    Nice going, everyone.
  • SDom81
    SDom81 Posts: 41 Member
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    Hey everyone so day 9.. 3.5mile and an hour of crossfit...If I can actually get out of bed tomorrow I'll be happy that was hard at cross fit today. But a good hard..
    Also weighed myself today and I've gained 4kg since my last time I weighed in on here.. should really stop with the chocolate!

    Fantastic work everyone :) your all so good :)
  • zkhanman
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    This is kind of like the "no 0 day" lifestyle. Basically you do *something* every single day, no off days. That might be as simple as taking the stairs instead of the elevator but could also be an intense workout. Basically you should make it a daily thing where you chose to burn a few calories.
  • quiltlovinlisa
    quiltlovinlisa Posts: 1,710 Member
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    I had to work and just got home. Not even changing yet, because I have to drive to the middle school and pick up my eleven year old.

    As soon as I get done with that, whew, THEN I get to work out. It's weights for the lower body today! And then my two rest days. I'll have to be creative Thursday, because we're doing a road trip, so I can get something in. I'll post when I finally get today's in!
  • quiltlovinlisa
    quiltlovinlisa Posts: 1,710 Member
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    zkhanman wrote: »
    This is kind of like the "no 0 day" lifestyle. Basically you do *something* every single day, no off days. That might be as simple as taking the stairs instead of the elevator but could also be an intense workout. Basically you should make it a daily thing where you chose to burn a few calories.

    That's exactly it. :)

  • smitch72
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    Walked for 15 mins today. Just under a mile.
  • quiltlovinlisa
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    Alright, got er in. My glutes will kill tomorrow! 51 minutes with strength, HIIT, pilates and stretching. All targeting legs and glutes.

    I think tomorrow, I'll need some serious yoga to loosen up!
  • melamelachan
    melamelachan Posts: 12 Member
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    Day 9: 15 minutes of Yoga. Feels nice.
  • PMcGregor62
    PMcGregor62 Posts: 7 Member
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    I want to join
  • quiltlovinlisa
    quiltlovinlisa Posts: 1,710 Member
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    I want to join

    Welcome!

  • PMcGregor62
    PMcGregor62 Posts: 7 Member
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    Thank you! I'm Penny :)
  • WillsRN
    WillsRN Posts: 127 Member
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    Day 8: besides moving furniture & lifting packed boxes, carrying from here to there, walked w/friend up & down pretty steep hills today. Feels great!