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Dec. 3
Exercise: Yes, 20min strength
Calories: Yes
Tracked: Yes
decent day, spent most of it planning a christmas gift for my best friend
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Exercised- yes
Calories- yes
Tracked- yes3 -
yes x3 walking to and from class.5
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Date: December 3
Exercised?: Yes. I had an hour of physical therapy today for my muscle tear which is slowly but surely healing. It's going to be some months yet till I have no restrictions but I'm finally getting there. I did some stretching as well.
Calories?: Yes
Tracked?: Yes8 -
December 3
Exercise? Yeah. Just 30m walk though because my legs hurt and of course back-to-work Monday
Calories? Yes, despite massive evening stomach grumbles.
Track? Yes7 -
Date: December 3rd
Exercised?: Yes. Orange Theory Fitness endurance day
Calories?: Yes
Tracked?: Yes
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12/3
Exercised: Yes
One hour of weights
Calories: Yes
Ate every calorie I was allotted
Tracked: Yes
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Monday
Tracked: Yes
Calories: Yes
Exercise: yes, one hour boot camp, 45 min walk5 -
Yes x 3 for today5
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Exercise - Yes!
Tracking - Yes!
Calories - Yes!
Three day streak - it's building confidence that I can do this!
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December 3
Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes?
Yes
Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day?
Yes
Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank?
Yes
A pretty routine day
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Exercise: Yes! 60 min yoga class and shovelling ALL. THE. SNOW.!!
Tracking: yes!
Daily calorie goal: yes! Now that I have my tracking apps sorted 😉4 -
Yes to all 3; thanks for a double spin worklut3
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I bounced back! Hooray! Typically when I fall off any wagon I just wallow in the mud, feeding on self pity (and copious amounts of chocolate) but yesterday I did very well!
Food? Perfect -- I was literally 3 calories below my target
Exercise? Double -- I did a 40 minute workout using the Nike Training Club App
Tracking? Of course!4 -
@FitAndLean_5738FitAndLean_5738 wrote: »I bounced back! Hooray! Typically when I fall off any wagon I just wallow in the mud, feeding on self pity (and copious amounts of chocolate) but yesterday I did very well!
Food? Perfect -- I was literally 3 calories below my target
Exercise? Double -- I did a 40 minute workout using the Nike Training Club App
Tracking? Of course!
Congratulations!! The Magic Of UAC! And each time we do bounce back, we build that important (maybe the most important) habit of all for our long term success! Thank you for sharing ❣️5 -
FitAndLean_5738 wrote: »I bounced back! Hooray! Typically when I fall off any wagon I just wallow in the mud, feeding on self pity (and copious amounts of chocolate) but yesterday I did very well!
Food? Perfect -- I was literally 3 calories below my target
Exercise? Double -- I did a 40 minute workout using the Nike Training Club App
Tracking? Of course!
Good for you!. You are too precious to "wallow in the mud". You have conquered! You are a victor!3 -
@SeaShepMNExercise - Yes!
Tracking - Yes!
Calories - Yes!
Three day streak - it's building confidence that I can do this!
Feels Great doesn’t it!?
Increased confidence —> Less stress —> easier to lose = healthy circle ⭕️ to a healthier you!
Congrats on your streak! Beginning IS the hardest!!4 -
Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
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yes to all three...been a busy day to say the least...
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MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
Nice! What sort of split did you do? Do you work for 30 seconds, rest for 30 seconds, or do something different?
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MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
Hmmmmmmm - maybe I'll go back to trying the HIIT setting on my stationary bike as part of my plan - with caveat-to-self that I have to eat back THOSE exercise calories (when I was biking in Sept, I plateaued, suspicion was burning / not eating enough back. Joined here - first time in Oct - lower exercise calories burned not 100% eaten back, plateau broke.) It is saggy baggy tummy I want to tighten up (not target-lose - just get muscle strength and tone back)0 -
FitAndLean_5738 wrote: »MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
Nice! What sort of split did you do? Do you work for 30 seconds, rest for 30 seconds, or do something different?
After a 3 min warm up:
It’s a 4-minute repeating interval
2 mins in under 110 bpm
1 min 119
1 peak minute 126 (but I often go into 130/140
Repeat
Then 3 min cool down1 -
MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »FitAndLean_5738 wrote: »MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
Nice! What sort of split did you do? Do you work for 30 seconds, rest for 30 seconds, or do something different?
After a 3 min warm up:
It’s a 4-minute repeating interval
2 mins in under 110 bpm
1 min 119
1 peak minute 126 (but I often go into 130/140
Repeat
Then 3 min cool down
Thank you so much! I'm going to try this out and let y'all know how it goes!1 -
FitAndLean_5738 wrote: »MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »FitAndLean_5738 wrote: »MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
Nice! What sort of split did you do? Do you work for 30 seconds, rest for 30 seconds, or do something different?
After a 3 min warm up:
It’s a 4-minute repeating interval
2 mins in under 110 bpm
1 min 119
1 peak minute 126 (but I often go into 130/140
Repeat
Then 3 min cool down
Thank you so much! I'm going to try this out and let y'all know how it goes!
Awesome! I hurt until the 6th one.
# of intervals
4 ow!
4 ow!
4 ow to ok
6 OW
4 I better cut back (also took long hikes)
11 I waited 2 days then did this. Feels Great!
I find I can read for first 2-3 mins of interval, then I set it down & go as fast as I can for a minute. Then start reading again! LOL
Pls let us know how it goes!!0 -
MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
Hmmmmmmm - maybe I'll go back to trying the HIIT setting on my stationary bike as part of my plan - with caveat-to-self that I have to eat back THOSE exercise calories (when I was biking in Sept, I plateaued, suspicion was burning / not eating enough back. Joined here - first time in Oct - lower exercise calories burned not 100% eaten back, plateau broke.) It is saggy baggy tummy I want to tighten up (not target-lose - just get muscle strength and tone back)
I definitely eat a fair amount (sometimes a All) of my exercise calories. I want my muscles to have the nutrients to get stronger. But my Apple Watch seems to underestimate my calorie burn, so if what I eat & what the watch says I Burned are equal, I still lose.1 -
Thank you for the encouragement, w8goal4life. Yesterday and today, did well for intake and tracking, but ran in the ditch both days on exercise! Yesterday back hurt too bad to exercise and today I was gone all day until it was dark outside; when finally got home had migraine. Oh brother.1
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MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »MadisonMolly2017 wrote: »Dec 3
Yes x 3
Our bodies are amazing!
Two weeks ago I read an article saying that HIIT workouts resulted in better heart health, ability to exercise longer into your older age, and several other things, but what caught my eye was people who did HIIT lost belly fat while people who did other kinds of exercise didn’t.
This was motivation enough for me because that is the last part of my body I’m trying to whittle down with continued weight loss (even though I know you can’t spot reduce it seems to be the last area to lose wt for many people.) I’m also working to decrease worry & to get more sleep!
So I started doing three times a week I started with four intervals but 22 minutes and worked up to six.
Yesterday, I did the 6...then decided to keep going for an hour. 11 Intervals! Ha!
Our bodies are amazing! I was 3X sore after the first 5 times. Yesterday & today, I’m fine - just a barely noticeable feeling of having worked the muscles.
Our bodies are amazing! #babysteps
Hmmmmmmm - maybe I'll go back to trying the HIIT setting on my stationary bike as part of my plan - with caveat-to-self that I have to eat back THOSE exercise calories (when I was biking in Sept, I plateaued, suspicion was burning / not eating enough back. Joined here - first time in Oct - lower exercise calories burned not 100% eaten back, plateau broke.) It is saggy baggy tummy I want to tighten up (not target-lose - just get muscle strength and tone back)
I definitely eat a fair amount (sometimes a All) of my exercise calories. I want my muscles to have the nutrients to get stronger. But my Apple Watch seems to underestimate my calorie burn, so if what I eat & what the watch says I Burned are equal, I still lose.
All I have to go on are my MFP food logging, and transferring in the calorie burn my Wii exergame estimates, or the bike estimated. I keep the game profile weight updated every 3 weeks or so, but am on a mini-trampoline so the burn is probably actually higher than the stats. The bike doesn't ask weight - height - sex so probably only an approx burn there but no way of knowing if it is guessing too high or too low.1 -
Date: 12/3
Tracking: Yes
Calories: Yes
Exercise: Yes. 3 walks totaling 2.31 miles + 15 mins yoga before bed (and then fell asleep before getting my 12th Stand hour! Whoops.).
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fitnessnessness2018 wrote: »Date: 12/3
Tracking: Yes
Calories: Yes
Exercise: Yes. 3 walks totaling 2.31 miles + 15 mins yoga before bed (and then fell asleep before getting my 12th Stand hour! Whoops.).
Sleep is good!0
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