I attempted to hit the gym for the first time in a full week on Saturday morning before I had to go to a friend's baby shower, but I lasted a paltry 20 minutes before I had to get off and go lay on my couch. After lounging about pretty much all day Sunday and Monday, I finally managed to make it back to the gym this morning for a boot camp class, and although it was super tough and I can tell my body still isn't 100%, I was SO happy to be back. I really have made fitness a part of my life, and while it amazes me, taking more than a week off from working out really makes me crazy. I miss the movement, I miss the sweat, I miss the way my body feels when my heart rate is up and I'm sucking wind. I actually like inflicting pain on myself. :)
But, with the lack of working out over the past couple of weeks and the crappy food intake, my goals have sort of fallen by the wayside. I feel puffy and bloated and yucky. And it's not just because of the plague. I'm ready to get myself back on track on all accounts. AND, I need to take advantage of my current jobless situation while I still can, because (fingers crossed) I had an interview last week and I think it went really well. So while I'm trying not to get my hopes up, I am cautiously optimistic about potentially having a day gig to go to soon!
So what does that mean for this week? Back to the gym, back to kickboxing and the treadmill and hopefully, even back to broccoli. I need to get my mojo back stat. The boy had to go out of town for work so it's just me and the dogger, and I think this is the perfect time to get moving.
3 comments:
Welcome back! I'm glad you took some time away from the gym to just rest and relax. You have the rest of your life to work out so when your sick, your sick & it means you have to take care of yourself!
I agree, now is the perfect time to get back into the swing of things! Happy sweating!!
Glad to see you back!! Here's to a healthy April for all of us!!! :)
I'm glad you're feeling better! I've been worried about you.
Torsten does not approve of working out when you're sick because it puts too much strain on your heart, apparently. This frustates me. The moment I realized that fitness had really become a part of my life was when I had surgery and the doctor told me I couldn't go to the gym for two weeks, and I was HORRIFIED.
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