If you had $100 to spend...
petemeep
Posts: 62 Member
I got $100 as a graduation gift (for my master's degree) I normally spend gift money on things the family needs, food, bills, etc. but decided this time I'm spending it on me for something I want not NEED. I want to use it for something that can help me on my journey to lose weight. I've lost 24pounds so far and think it's time for a reward!!!
If you had $100 what weight loss tool/equipment clothing etc would you buy?
What has been most helpful for you?
If you had $100 what weight loss tool/equipment clothing etc would you buy?
What has been most helpful for you?
0
Replies
-
My suggestions might sound funny.. but I usually end up rewarding myself (when I've lost weight) with things like:
A cute pair of heels (makes my calves look awesome).
With summer approaching.. pedicures are great.
Clothes- especially for big weight losses.. 24 pounds should make a change in some of your clothes I'm sure! :-)
...Not to mention there are some lovely Nike's out there that would look and feel amaaazing on during a workout.. The pair I have right now are kinda run-down and not top quality; I'd feel like I was being treated if I got my ideal pair. :P0 -
I'd get a HRM and workout clothes/shoes.0
-
a spa treatment (facial, mani/pedi, wax, maybe a new hairstyle or dye, maybe a massage...)0
-
Camelback water pack for the long runs in the woods. That's at the top of my list right now.
Those things work great for everywhere, though, not just running. Long walks at summer rodeos, long shopping trips, car rides where you just don't feel like reaching all the way over for a water bottle.. Seriously amazing inventions.0 -
HRM OR Trainers/Runners OR a Personal Trainer.0
-
If you don't already have an HRM, I would go with that!0
-
My suggestions might sound funny.. but I usually end up rewarding myself (when I've lost weight) with things like:
A cute pair of heels (makes my calves look awesome).
With summer approaching.. pedicures are great.
Clothes- especially for big weight losses.. 24 pounds should make a change in some of your clothes I'm sure! :-)
...Not to mention there are some lovely Nike's out there that would look and feel amaaazing on during a workout.. The pair I have right now are kinda run-down and not top quality; I'd feel like I was being treated if I got my ideal pair. :P0 -
New Lulus.0
-
Dumbbells or a barbell set.0
-
I'd get a REALLY GOOD HRM, and put the rest towards new shoes for workouts.0
-
new workout shoes or a food scale0
-
i would definitely buy an HRM. i wish someone would give me $100 so i could buy one. haha. anyone??0
-
new workout shoes or a food scale
that was gonna be my answer, only in the reverse order0 -
foam roller.0
-
I think if its for you and you want to spoil yourself, I really believe you should pamper yourself. I'd grad a couple girlfriends and spend the day at the spa. You can get small package deals for around 100, especially at smaller boutiques. Its honestly the best reward I've ever given myself and my sister.0
-
HRM. Easy, done.0
-
I'd get a HRM and workout clothes/shoes.
^ That's what I would get.0 -
A new Kettlebell and probably stuff at Sephora
Congrats on earning your Master's Degree!0 -
I'd buy a set of weights.0
-
I'd get a HRM and workout clothes/shoes.
Me too, new walking shoes.0 -
If you don't have an HRM or a food scale, get a Polar FT4 for $60 and a scale for $20 or so.
If you do have a scale, you can get the FT4 and something else, or get the Polar FT7 for around $90-100.
If you have a scale and a good HRM, I'd get a contoured kettle bell. The only brand I know of that is contoured is GoFit, and it comes with a 30-minute Bob Harper workout DVD that has made me sore for three days after doing it the two times I've done it so far. Well worth the money.0 -
Digifit setup.0
-
As already mentioned, an HRM is a great investment but I would also recommend a fitbit. This has been my best motivational tool to get much more exercise.0
-
a massage ($40), pedi ($30), and a new sports bra ($20-30)0
-
Way to go on your Master's Degree!! Amazing!
I would buy work out clothes. Honestly, it's something I need now. I like to be comfortable when getting my sweat on!0 -
a groupon deal for some exercise class i've never taken (they are usually like $40 here), new converse for weight lifting ($45), and i'd spend the rest on new nail polish0
-
with that budget i suggest invest it in weights. a usual low cost dumbbells will work wonders.0
-
$100? A FitBit, of course! It's a pedometer on steroids and integrates with MFP!
It's silly expensive which makes it a treat, and it's a gift that WILL motivate you to get off your butt and move!
And...oh yeah -- it's FUN!0 -
Get a nice medicine (Rage) ball and/or kettlebell(s) (depending on the weight you need ... you just need one of each) then do Tabata.0
-
New pair of trainers and a scale..0
This discussion has been closed.
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.8K Introduce Yourself
- 43.9K Getting Started
- 260.3K Health and Weight Loss
- 176K Food and Nutrition
- 47.5K Recipes
- 232.6K Fitness and Exercise
- 430 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.6K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8.1K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.4K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.8K MyFitnessPal Information
- 22 News and Announcements
- 1.2K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions