Daily Health Confession: 7.22.2012

Monday, July 23, 2012 / Leave a Comment


Today's Date:
Sunday – 7.22.2012
Previous Night Bed Time:
01:30:00 AM
Today's Wake Up Time:
08:45:00 AM
Wake Up Feeling:
6 – Eager for the day (seeing a good friend), ready to exercise, have purpose. My thighs were sore.
Exercises:
50 jumping jacks, 6 push ups, 20 crunches, 20 mountain climbers, 30 second plank, yoga – hip openers.
Feeling:
7 – Motivated, time to clean house, on a schedule. Thighs no longer felt sore.
Breakfast:
Skipped
Supplements/Vitamins:
3 Vitex, 3 Vitamin C, 1 Vitamin E, 6 Prenatal
Lunch:
Dined Out - Grilled cod, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, ½ slice of hoagie bread, green salad with italian dressing. (Did not finish cod or green beans.)
Dinner:
Left over tuna made with organic safflower mayo, organic sweet relish, and organic raw sunflower seeds.
Snacks/Desserts/Drinks:
Water, Regular Iced Tea (unsweetened), dark chocolate, hot air popped pop corn (Butter and Lawry's All Spice)
Daily Activity/Accomplishments:
Visited with a friend, walked around town to antique shops, exercised, picked up house, read.
Bed Time Feeling:
6 – Active mind, tired and ready for bed.


Exercise:
Feeling/Reaction:
50 Jumping Jacks
My muscles were tight and tired. Was ready to be done at 50. Not breathing as hard nor sweating as much as yesterday.
6 Push Ups
Still at 105* or so, but 6 felt good.
20 Crunches
Took elbow to opposite knee. I am feeling my side abdominals working. When I stood up, my lower abdominals felt very present.
20 Mountain Climbers
Felt good at 20, had to stop for a breath at 15. Probably could have done more.
30 Second Plank
Felt a little tired after the Mountain Climbers. I was ready to be done at 30 seconds.
Yoga – 25 Minutes – Hip Openers
Lead Husband in a quick practice. I would have liked to have gone running because I had the energy to do so, felt that yoga would be better in aiding my sore muscles. After yoga I no longer felt sore. Legs felt loose. I am beginning to feel more flexible in the back of my knees, evident in Uttanasana (Standing Forward Fold) and Adho Mukha Savasana (Downward Facing Dog).


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