So I didn’t realize I forgot about last week. I was busy being mommy. My eight year old’s mouse died and both boys got sick – so I was busy!…I can say that my drive thud has taken a decline….in the past two weeks, I walked 28 miles….woot woot.
I am restarting the C25K – with Irene in the ocean, us with allergies still felt her here in FL. Seeing I still don’t know how to run ans breathe normally yet, I was going to try and run without being able to breathe. With all the extra walking and soon adding extra I need to remember that I need more than normal amount of water.
I need to buy a new scale, like I said before I threw mine out because of being obsessed with the number and destroyed myself with each step up. However, I have been exercising more now and it seems my clothes are getting tight on me. My thought was instead if buying a scale I would take a smaller size jean and try them on every month until they fit but what is the point my normal clothes aren’t fitting…and really I don’t know why. It was suggested to me I am not getting enough calories in and that could be the problem. So I guess I am going to try to keep not of how many I have…..tomorrow I am going to take measurements because I have been told that maybe I am not losing in my belly but elsewhere…..who know.
And that is how the words fall….
Dana
I was going to suggest a tape measure, but I like the jeans much better. Sorry you’ve had family issues. Congrats on 28 miles!
By: Megan @mnmspecial on September 6, 2011
at 12:41 am
I have a really hard time breathing properly while running, too – it’s my biggest weakness and hurdle, but the C25K program really helps get those things into gear little by little. Good luck – I hope this week is better for you, but congratulations on 28 miles!
By: Resa Barillas on September 6, 2011
at 1:43 am
Blech w/ Florida during the height of hurricane season. Glad the storms are passing and you are cooling off. Have fun as you get into the running. I hope this week is easier.
By: kia on September 6, 2011
at 1:53 am
Definitely take measurements. Tracking your food in a journal is a great way to gain insight to what’s going on. Too many OR too FEW calories and you could be gaining… I know when I first started journaling, I discovered 100s of “hidden calories” in my “normal” routine. Good luck to you this week!
By: Shelley Oswald (@Momma_oz) on September 6, 2011
at 4:18 pm