Some months back I got the "great idea" to move everything over to one side of the basement to start laying flooring that we had moved from upstairs to downstairs (it's that snap-together Pergo-style stuff, which we replaced with wood upstairs). Ever since then, my workout area is pffft, and I've used that as my reason for not getting in some good exercise. I don't always LOVE walking, just like I don't always LOVE using the exercise bike. However, the one thing I can do with the bike that I can't do when walking is read my textbooks while using it. Which is what I used to do when I didn't have my basement all torn up.
Not only that, I have some new videos that I want to utilize (Jillian, anyone?), and frankly, I'm just feeling disappointed in myself. So... I think here before the end of the week, stuff is going to be moved around again so that I can utilize the stuff in the basement. Enough of this already.
Just like I can't own a hammer and expect it to build me a house, I can't have a band and expect it to pull all the weight (no pun intended). I don't LOVE exercise, but I hate being fat and feeling like a failure even more.
I agree with you. I have been at a stand still for months now also. I still have restriction for that reason as well! I just need to do it and stop THINKING about it! I have bad allergies and being outside can be brutal by the time I make it back to my place. I am looking for motivation... Guess if I booked a cruise for next summer that would be motivation! LOL
ReplyDeleteI know... I THINK about it a lot. I have this sick game of really desiring to work out when I'm sick because I know I can't. BUT, when I'm well, I don't do it.
ReplyDeleteSo... okay, that's over. I have no reason now not to do it, to manage my time where I can add on the extra hour or so before classes since it is right there on campus. No excuses!
You go girl!
ReplyDeleteGrrr! :)
ReplyDeleteI went, and I conquered. I also got dizzy and almost passed out, but hey, I did it. LOL