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Team 2 Beat - make sure when you join the winter blitz that you join the group AND sign up on the spreadsheet. I will message the few people I think missed one of the steps but in case I missed somwthing, please double check!! Don't want anyone missing out.2
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Signed up and joined the group! Can't wait.2
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Yay excited to get started again1
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Veggies to go with dinner was up to me, went digging through the freezer and came across soybeans. Woohoo!! Another food marked off the list.0
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Ate foods from the list again today. Salmon and black beans on the menu for tomorrow, As for the booty challenge, I won't be finishing it. I have a nagging bursitis type pain in my hip, I can't find a comfortable position to sit or lay. Need to get healthy for the start of the race.0
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For all those participating in these little mini weekly challenges....shall I put one more week out there or should we use this final week off for getting ready for the next installment of the Amazing Race? Just let me know, I can make one if it's wanted. I can't wait until next week!!0
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@lbenson2006 . A nutritional/hydration challenge would nice. Stretching or yoga poses also doable so I can rest my hip.2
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energyseeker wrote: »@lbenson2006 . A nutritional/hydration challenge would nice. Stretching or yoga poses also doable so I can rest my hip.
Sounds good. Will work on it. I definitely need to focus on my water intake and I always love yoga!!0 -
lbenson2006 wrote: »For all those participating in these little mini weekly challenges....shall I put one more week out there or should we use this final week off for getting ready for the next installment of the Amazing Race? Just let me know, I can make one if it's wanted. I can't wait until next week!!
I'm up for a healthy challenge or two this week! Although I've learned that I'm not as likely to finish/track these challenge unless I know there are points or miles on the line for Team 2.0 -
I ate each of the foods on the healthy eating list with the exception of the milk (I never drink milk but I do have almond milk in my coffee every morning, does that count?) and quinoa. I do eat quinoa but didn't get it in this week.
I did not do the booty challenge although I remain active and have exercised every day this week.0 -
I ate each of the foods on the healthy eating list with the exception of the milk (I never drink milk but I do have almond milk in my coffee every morning, does that count?) and quinoa. I do eat quinoa but didn't get it in this week.
I did not do the booty challenge although I remain active and have exercised every day this week.
Sure let's count the almond milk...then I've got that and now salmon and olive oil down.0 -
Sweet potato and spinach salad in the plan for my supper tonight and I'll have the foods on the list consumed this week0
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Ok, you got me off on a yoga tangent....couldn't decide between these. At first I was thinking to do one of the morning ones with the better sleep one. Then there was the hips one. I just couldn't decide, so here are a few different links. Mix and match, find one you like and stick with it...whichever you choose, I say we shoot for the stars and try to incorporate one or more of them into our daily life this week...even if it's only for a few minutes.
As for the accountability piece, we will work on the water one...you know the drill half your weight in ounces each day. Do 5 of 7 but if you can get it in every day this week, that's spectacular!! Also, for those that aren't struggling with this piece of their journey, one thing I know I stink at is working on my macros. I say try to pay more attention to your macros, see where you are derailing and could use some improvement. Bonus for getting within 5% on each macro. Happy final week of these little mini challenges!!
http://beautydecorandmore.com/yoga-hips-hamstrings/
http://darebee.com/workouts/better-sleep-yoga-workout.html
http://www.popsugar.com/fitness/Basic-Stretches-Tight-Hips-3130483?slide=opening-slide
http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-3761/Good-Morning-Yoga-Sequence.html
http://thefreshexchange.com/morning-yoga-routine-begin/
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Thank you Leslie! I appreciate these mini challenges to keep me motivated.
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Tried these 3 this morning. It was my yoga day anyway, so I did these instead. One morning one took me about 8 minutes, the 2nd morning one I did took about 5 minutes, and the hip one took me about 27 minutes and that was just holding the poses for 5 deep breaths which was about 40 seconds vs the 1-2 minutes they suggest. I have to be careful on the pigeon ones because they tend to hurt my knees.
http://beautydecorandmore.com/yoga-hips-hamstrings/
http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-3761/Good-Morning-Yoga-Sequence.html
http://thefreshexchange.com/morning-yoga-routine-begin/
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THE AMAZING RACE - WINTER BLITZ
CHALLENGE
IS ALMOST FULL!
IF YOU HAVE NOT YET SIGNED UP, NOW IS THE TIME!
JOIN THE GROUP:
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/group/118329-amazing-race-winter-blitz
ADD YOUR NAME TO THE SIGN-UP SPREADSHEET:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eZ1aM12qRFOneeuK0GI7RTLeBjOuxZ-Oq5BVm4pYUFE/edit#gid=0
BOTH STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY!
HAPPY RACING!
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Leslie, on the first link you posted can you do the bottom pose on the left???0
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Did the first 3 links, each pose 10 deep breaths. I am not very limber in my hips , thighs, hamstrings.1
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Within 5% of each macro is going to be tough for me. I have my protein set fairly high, and sometimes I don't even come close. And sometimes I'm way under on fats, too. I'll try though. The water should be easy, since I've been drinking a lot of it lately.
Will attempt the yoga for sure.0 -
energyseeker wrote: »Leslie, on the first link you posted can you do the bottom pose on the left???
Definitely not. I hope some day to be that flexible but not near that. In my yoga videos, that typically follows the pigeon pose which for some reason I just can't get down & have to be careful with because of the knee thing. I wish I had taken a class so that I could get better instruction & ask questions. However, with that pose, I just try the pigeon piece to the best of my abilities and then basically do a quad stretch with the other leg. My hips are typically pretty tight as well, but when I do keep up with the yoga I can notice increased flexibility.1