Re: Health and Fitness July, 2024
Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2024 12:38 pm
Keeping on. Just don't quit.
** Sleep - 6 hr 57 minutes. DS15 isn't working today which means we didn't have a flurry of activity in the house before 6:30am.
** Morning Mile - Day #41
** Morning papers - Day #16
** Music = Joy - Day #8 Alan J is entertaining us today.
** Cronometer - 1684 calories which included ribeye steaks for our anniversary meal.
** Hydration - over 100oz
** Golden Hour - day #12. My exercise was cut short because of two interruptions while I was outside mowing. I had been mowing a couple rounds when a couple of people from the AOG church came to our home to invite us to their weekend activities. After they left I returned to my exercise only to be stopped a few minutes later by DS15 and friends. After I handled that interaction, I decided that I had met my goal. I did exercise in the Golden Hour....it wasn't the best number of minutes and I wasn't sweating.....but I had started exercising twice so I counted it as done.
I remember in the past setting such small goals that it was almost impossible to not meet them. Meeting a goal is a good kind of addiction IMHO.
I have that same type of small goal for Golden Hour exercise. I just have to show up and start. Once I accomplish that everything else is gravy. Main mesage to myself....just don't quit.
** Sleep - 6 hr 57 minutes. DS15 isn't working today which means we didn't have a flurry of activity in the house before 6:30am.
** Morning Mile - Day #41
** Morning papers - Day #16
** Music = Joy - Day #8 Alan J is entertaining us today.
** Cronometer - 1684 calories which included ribeye steaks for our anniversary meal.
** Hydration - over 100oz
** Golden Hour - day #12. My exercise was cut short because of two interruptions while I was outside mowing. I had been mowing a couple rounds when a couple of people from the AOG church came to our home to invite us to their weekend activities. After they left I returned to my exercise only to be stopped a few minutes later by DS15 and friends. After I handled that interaction, I decided that I had met my goal. I did exercise in the Golden Hour....it wasn't the best number of minutes and I wasn't sweating.....but I had started exercising twice so I counted it as done.
I remember in the past setting such small goals that it was almost impossible to not meet them. Meeting a goal is a good kind of addiction IMHO.
I have that same type of small goal for Golden Hour exercise. I just have to show up and start. Once I accomplish that everything else is gravy. Main mesage to myself....just don't quit.