What are your fitness goals?
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1 - I just started cycling again in April after 10 yrs and set a goal of 1000 miles on my bike for the year. At that point, I couldn't do more than a few miles without my chest wanting to explode. After a 50 mile ride yesterday, I am at 1274 miles for the year. I upped my goal to 1500 by the end of the year and am not far off.
2 - Get in shape to ride a century. I am not quite halfway there. Just upped my long rides to 50 miles from the 30 mile rides I have been doing. Adding in shorter interval training to increase my speed as well. This did not have a specific date associated with it and I figured I would need at least one season to get back in shape.
3 - Join a gym and consistently go twice a week. I have been good with this since June.
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To be able to run with my son's and not have to stop for shortness of breath. I want to be able to throw them in the air with ease and squat to pick things up whole holding them.
Mom goals They're 1 and 3 months so everything I do right now is for them. It just happens to help my personal health0 -
1- Be able to do a proper push-up (and hopefully be able to do more than a few!)
2- Run a 10 minute mile
3- Complete a 5k in under 30 minutes0 -
Good luck with your goals, everyone!0
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to run more and more and more
first SMART goal is to finish off my first marathon on sunday
then run many more marathons, and start to think about longer distances, like 50k and more0 -
patrikc333 wrote: »to run more and more and more
first SMART goal is to finish off my first marathon on sunday
then run many more marathons, and start to think about longer distances, like 50k and more
Wow, good luck!0 -
to finish a half marathon. without walking.0
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To stay as fit as I am for as long as I live.
To ride the NY Marathon route on my bike with my friends on November 1
To recover from my recent injuries without losing too much of number 10 -
I have too many goals...and at times they tend to conflict with each other, which can be deflating.
I enjoy lifting weights and seeing new PR's. Want to hit that 300 bench, 400 squat, 500 DL threshold, but don't want to sacrifice my body weight to get there. I've only been lifting for 15 months or so, but it's hard to keep trying to add weight without feeding the body and I'm still not down to the BF% level that I'd like to be.
I enjoy running as well and was proud of the fact that I had gotten up to half marathon distances at less than an 8 min mile. Then I moved from a flat landscape to hills. That combined with trying to bulk to add muscle for the above lifting goals, and I'm 20lbs heavier and back to only running like 3-4 miles when I run instead of 4-6 with the occasional 10+.
I also want to run a Spartan race (combination of speed and strength) with my brother next year.
We'll see how all of this stuff plays off of each other. Seems like I just keep rotating between different goals and when I go for a new personal best in one, the others suffer. Why can't I just be good at everything at once LOL0 -
I was just thinking about this the other day.... I have NO fitness goals I just do my thing.
So I am wondering if I am doomed to fail...
Because with everything that I've accomplished (otherwise) in my personal and professional life, I've set out specific goals and mapped out a plan to achieve them.
And I make sure that everything I do is in target with my ultimate goals.
I think this is very important and I think that's a huge part of what I've accomplished many things in my life.
But with fitness I am just like, put one foot in front of the other and just do something, anything.
I need fitness goals....but crap, it is exhausting just thinking about 'em!
I'll start small:
• To not jiggle when I wiggle0 -
My 2015 goals include:
- Ability to do 5 shoulder width pull-ups, currently at 2
- Complete 2nd Tough Mudder, done
- Learn a martial art. Done enrolled in Krav Maga0 -
Loving everyone's contributions!
Just realised I haven't posted my goals!
1. Run a 5K.
2. Walk 25,000 steps one day in the next month.
I have a goal on the horizon, depending on how I go with C25K and parkrun, which is to do a 4.2 km fun run in 3 weeks time. But it's not a goal set in stone. Just a dream at this point. My PB is only running 2.5 km so far last weekend, interspersed with walking.0 -
2015 goals:
150lb squat (done; actually did 160lb); 10 chin-ups (done); 95lb bench (done; actually did 105lb); 235lb deadlift (currently at 225, but I did get 235 off the ground a couple of inches)
2016 goals:
12 chin-ups, 170lb squat, 110 bench, 250 dl (I realize I haven't hit my current goal yet, but I will)
I set my goals based on "strength standards" for my size.0 -
Certainly ambitious, but my goal is to take a sabbatical to Tanzania in 2017 and hike to the summit of Kilimanjaro, the tallest peak in Africa. It's by far the easiest of the seven summits but it's still the tallest non-technical mountain in the world.
The rest of this year is mainly focused on fat loss and muscle maintenance, and all of next year on endurance and experience.0 -
Well, I've achieved two of my goals: beaten my previous Half Marathon PB and run a full marathon. Last thing for this year is to run a sub 25 minute 5k again. Distance has been taking up all my attention recently, I want to pick up my sped again.0
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My ultimate goal is just to be healthy and strong. I wanted my back and hips to stop hurting from the extra 103 pounds I was lugging around - they don't hurt anymore! I wanted to be able to keep up with my toddlers - I can! I wanted to be able to walk up stairs and just in general really and not get winded - I can!0
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I want it all. I want to be stronger and faster with better precision in my sport. I can work on strength with precision. I can work on speed with precision. But bringing it all together in my sport is a real art. Something always seems to fail. So, my goal is to look effortless and win.0
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Current goal is to finish out the Insanity Max 30 program. On week 6 day two. All workouts completed on schedule so far. My endurance and strength has improved quite significantly so I'm pleased with that. Haven't decided what comes next.0
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1. Do 25 pushups on my toes
2. Hold a 90 second plank
3. Run a 5k with no walk breaks0 -
My next goal is a full marathon, then I want to start some serious road cycling.
My previous goals were..
5k
10k
Half marathon
Obstacle course races - Completed a Tough Mudder and a Kernow KillerFideloose150 wrote: »To put on socks and tie my sneakers without the need for that grunting sound. You know the one... Oh wait, I'm already way past that point
Haha! I hit my thirties and started to do that. I've even started to do it when I sit down and stand up. Sometimes I combine it with a little puff of the cheeks.0
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