I'm off to a great start, slow & steady! My computer has a virus so I couldn't update for Days 3-5 so here's the recap.
Day 3 (Saturday) was a "rest" day so I just hung out with the boys and ran errands. I did a lot of stretching and reading and movie watching.
Day 4 (Sunday) I jog/walked 3.2 miles in 50 minutes. Considering I did it at 2:10pm with the hot sun beating down on me, I think I did a great job. I was so proud of myself. About 1/4 into the first mile I started alternating jogging & walking every three mailboxes. I stuck with walking about half way into the distance b/c the heat was starting to get to me and since it was my first "long stint" I didn't want to over do it. Once the endorphins start kicking in I feel invincible and have to stop myself from pushing too hard. The last thing I want to do is injur myself.
This week I will be joing the gym in my office so that I can get my runs and cross-training session in during lunch or even come in early since they have showers, a track, and equipment.
My prayer at this point is for the committment to remain consistent in my training and keep pushing forward towards the goal. Maybe God planted this desire in me to help me learn what it is to be committed to a personal goal. Maybe it is to spend time with him b/c the whole time I'm out there I'm praying and talking to God and myself. We shall see. . .
Informing, sharing, encouraging and equipping people on their journey from fat to fit.
The Journey...
I started this blog in 2010 under the title "The Fat to Fit Chronicles" to document the training for and completion of my very first half-marathon. My decision to train was the first step on my journey from fat to fit. In my former life I was 319 lbs, depressed, and living a "less than" life.
Over the course of training I discovered a passion for fitness and helping others. So this blog has morphed into something more than just my musings and venting. My hope is that when you leave this blog you have learned something or picked up something valuable to aide you along your own journey.
Over the course of training I discovered a passion for fitness and helping others. So this blog has morphed into something more than just my musings and venting. My hope is that when you leave this blog you have learned something or picked up something valuable to aide you along your own journey.
So mount up, Posse, and let's go from Fat to Fit!!
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