christinae
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It’s 7:18 and we’re on page 2 – wow! We must be extra motivated this morning!
Sherry ** Way to rock the guy push-ups!!! You are motivating me to try some next time even if it’s only one. I’m sure you’ll be strong enough to resist the cake temptation – that is wonderful about your co-workers’ little girl – I am glad that she’s doing well.
Heidi ** I’ve been doing the 4DS and I’ve usually done either just the weights, or done the weights in the AM and the cardio later in the day if I had time. But that’s just me! My reasoning is that I want to use all the glycogen in my muscles to lift heavy, so I’m not going to fritter it away on cardio first…
Belinda ** Thanks for those recipes yesterday – that was really helpful! Your workout sounds like a real killer – 25 lbs in each hand – awesome! They should be filming STS at your house :>
Michelle ** Woo Hoo!!! I am SO glad your back is better. I know exactly how it is to want to work out and be sitting around waiting for your back to heal. But you did it! That's just as much a challenge as any workout, IMHO. And now you are back on track with PUB – rock on!
Stephanie** Have a great UB workout – We missed you!
Gayle** That pot roast sounds delish – can we come over for dinner tonight?? Sounds like this is 4DS week!! Glad you had an intense workout !!
Carolyn ** I know those plateaus can be discouraging! I would say, change it up somehow. Like Gayle said, as long as the workouts are intense, you’ll be OK. I saw huge results in just a week of changing my weight training completely (was lifting each body part heavy 1X per week, now doing full body weight workout 3X per week). I don’t think one workout style was better than the other, I think my body just got too efficient at my usual style and the gains stopped coming. Also, my DH always tells me to remember that when the scale stalls, I am still making positive changes in my body: improving my cardio fitness, strengthening my joints, building my immunity etc. Let us know what you decide to do – but don’t worry over the plateau cause it’s temporary and we’ve ALL been there !!!
Here’s my plan for the week:
M- Weights with trainer (usually full body circuit, doing each exercise to failure, plus lots of abs)
T- 4DS kickbox and iSCUPLT Ballet 1
W- Weights with trainer
Th-iTREAD #1 and pilates
Fri- Weights with trainer
Sat – REST
Sun – iCLIMB and iSCUPLT Ballet 1
PLUS yoga every evening…I am doing practices from myyogaonline.com.
Have a great Monday everyone!
Christina
Sherry ** Way to rock the guy push-ups!!! You are motivating me to try some next time even if it’s only one. I’m sure you’ll be strong enough to resist the cake temptation – that is wonderful about your co-workers’ little girl – I am glad that she’s doing well.
Heidi ** I’ve been doing the 4DS and I’ve usually done either just the weights, or done the weights in the AM and the cardio later in the day if I had time. But that’s just me! My reasoning is that I want to use all the glycogen in my muscles to lift heavy, so I’m not going to fritter it away on cardio first…
Belinda ** Thanks for those recipes yesterday – that was really helpful! Your workout sounds like a real killer – 25 lbs in each hand – awesome! They should be filming STS at your house :>
Michelle ** Woo Hoo!!! I am SO glad your back is better. I know exactly how it is to want to work out and be sitting around waiting for your back to heal. But you did it! That's just as much a challenge as any workout, IMHO. And now you are back on track with PUB – rock on!
Stephanie** Have a great UB workout – We missed you!
Gayle** That pot roast sounds delish – can we come over for dinner tonight?? Sounds like this is 4DS week!! Glad you had an intense workout !!
Carolyn ** I know those plateaus can be discouraging! I would say, change it up somehow. Like Gayle said, as long as the workouts are intense, you’ll be OK. I saw huge results in just a week of changing my weight training completely (was lifting each body part heavy 1X per week, now doing full body weight workout 3X per week). I don’t think one workout style was better than the other, I think my body just got too efficient at my usual style and the gains stopped coming. Also, my DH always tells me to remember that when the scale stalls, I am still making positive changes in my body: improving my cardio fitness, strengthening my joints, building my immunity etc. Let us know what you decide to do – but don’t worry over the plateau cause it’s temporary and we’ve ALL been there !!!
Here’s my plan for the week:
M- Weights with trainer (usually full body circuit, doing each exercise to failure, plus lots of abs)
T- 4DS kickbox and iSCUPLT Ballet 1
W- Weights with trainer
Th-iTREAD #1 and pilates
Fri- Weights with trainer
Sat – REST
Sun – iCLIMB and iSCUPLT Ballet 1
PLUS yoga every evening…I am doing practices from myyogaonline.com.
Have a great Monday everyone!
Christina