FiddleFit
Cathlete
Surprise, I'm starting the check in today! It's actually only 3 minutes into Thursday, here in the mountain time zone, and I just finished my workout 20 minutes ago. I'm really liking my late evening workouts. I especially enjoy the post-workout atmosphere of the house. Everyone's fast asleep, it's very quiet and peaceful, and I feel so good. I just finished GS Legs. I don't know what I did before the HC Series came out; I find myself reaching for those workouts so frequently.
Pamela - great to see you post here again! I was wondering about you yesterday, and thought maybe you were still on vacation. How did it go? This isn't the first time I've been pulled back to the coffee, and each time I quit it feels worse than the last time. But one cup a day is surely a reasonable, manageable addiction, right? How much do you drink?
GymMom - it's so rewarding to see that kind of progress. Great job on staying dedicated and consistent long enough to see results.
Annette - that was a terrific mish mosh you did. Very creative! And tough!
Caitlin - I think you're probably right; someone under 150lbs is probably not going to burn 700 calories in an hour, unless it's, perhaps, really heinous cardio (MIC perhaps? But maybe one of the members here who use heart rate monitors can tell us if it's truly impossible.
Jane - I don't envy you your schedule!!! And I wish DH the very best with his surgery on Friday. I hope it's nothing serious.
Jill L - welcome to the boards. And your Cathe quote is my favourite. My second favourite is from BootCamp: "You can do anything for a minute."
Well, time to finish the grocery list then head to bed. Elton John and Rod Stewart are singing a duet of "Making Whoppie" on my radio right now. It's nice.
"Hello" to everyone who posts today; have a great workout!
Cheers,
Sandra
Pamela - great to see you post here again! I was wondering about you yesterday, and thought maybe you were still on vacation. How did it go? This isn't the first time I've been pulled back to the coffee, and each time I quit it feels worse than the last time. But one cup a day is surely a reasonable, manageable addiction, right? How much do you drink?
GymMom - it's so rewarding to see that kind of progress. Great job on staying dedicated and consistent long enough to see results.
Annette - that was a terrific mish mosh you did. Very creative! And tough!
Caitlin - I think you're probably right; someone under 150lbs is probably not going to burn 700 calories in an hour, unless it's, perhaps, really heinous cardio (MIC perhaps? But maybe one of the members here who use heart rate monitors can tell us if it's truly impossible.
Jane - I don't envy you your schedule!!! And I wish DH the very best with his surgery on Friday. I hope it's nothing serious.
Jill L - welcome to the boards. And your Cathe quote is my favourite. My second favourite is from BootCamp: "You can do anything for a minute."
Well, time to finish the grocery list then head to bed. Elton John and Rod Stewart are singing a duet of "Making Whoppie" on my radio right now. It's nice.
"Hello" to everyone who posts today; have a great workout!
Cheers,
Sandra