Off day (not a planned day off from exercise), too much running around that started way too early. Got the dogs walked and that was it. Am completely exhausted and it's only 4:30 in the afternoon. Think that's too early to go to bed? lol
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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S/C/G: 235/154.8/150
Height: 5'5"
Workout 3 out of 13 done!
Flourless, thanks for your reply. My daughter has had issues with lactose as well, and now she is fighting a staph infection and I read that she needs to get off of sugar to help beat it. When I told her that, she said, "Wow! Maybe I should just eat air because that's practically all that's left."
I feel so badly for her. Do you know of any cookbooks that would give us so good recipe ideas, preferrably one that is gluten and sugar free?
Thanks again.
Last edited by sandcar150; 12-15-2011 at 10:04 AM.
Wow, what a difference a day, a good nights sleep and ibuprofen make.
Super-slow sculpting workout. Good workout but only 20 minutes so that was too short. 15 min. ab work. No dogs walk cause I had to take one of them back to the vet unexpectedly. But feeling TONS better and am back on track.
1: 30 min walk, 20 min stretch; 50/1300
2: 25 min dance & stretch, 20 min toning; 95/1300
3: 40 min dance & stretch; 135/1300
4: 30 min recumbent, 15 min treadmill, 20 min stretch; 200/1300
5: 0
6: 10 min stretch; 210/1300
7: 10 min stretch; 220/1300
8: 30 min walk, 10 min stretch; 260/1300
9: 30 min walk, 10 min stretch; 300/1300
10: 20 walk, 20 stretch; 340/1300
11: 0
12: 40 min dance & stretch; 380/1300
13: 40 min dance & stretch; 420/1300
14: 0
15: 45 min dance video, 40 min dance & stretch; 505/1300
Week #1
Dec 1: 1.5 miles run, 55 min exercise
Dec 2: 1.5 miles run, 23 min exercise
Dec 3: 7 mile walk, 150 min exercise; 40 miles to go, 1272 min to go.
Week #2
Dec 4: Rest day
Dec 5: 1.5 mile run, 1 mile walk, 61 min exercise
Dec 6: 1.5 mile run, 1 mile walk, 30 min exercise
Dec 7: 60 min exercise
Dec 8: 3 mile walk, 112 min exercise
Dec 9: 4 mile walk, 75 min exercise
Dec 10: Rest Day; 28 miles to go, 933 min to go
Week #3
Dec 11: Rest Day
Dec 12: 3 mile walk, 55 min exercise
Dec 13: 1.5 mile run, 1 mile walk, 40 min exercise
Dec 14: 45 min exercise
Dec 15: 1.7 mile run, 2.8 mile walk, 135 min exercise
Wow, what a difference a day, a good nights sleep and ibuprofen make.
Super-slow sculpting workout. Good workout but only 20 minutes so that was too short. 15 min. ab work. No dogs walk cause I had to take one of them back to the vet unexpectedly. But feeling TONS better and am back on track.
Ok, so you know how I said yesterday's exercise was too short? Might have been but I'll tell ya . . . I am totally feeling my thighs and glutes today. And I've been doing squats and lunges (regular, not super slow) for quite some time.
The super-slow reps were down for a count of 6, up for a count of 3, ten reps each exercise. Doesn't sound like much but it must work things differently because I'm def feeling it today. Will have to keep that in mind and throw in my routines.
sandcar150 - unfortunately, I don't keep up much with gluten free cookbooks. Most of what I cook today comes from books like "Mexican Everyday", "The Flavors of Olive Oil" or "The Italian Country Table" - none of them are specifically gluten free, but they have lots of recipes that require no conversion. Many of them have no dairy as well, and either no or small amounts of sugar. You might like "Elena's Pantry", which is a blog, and she also had a cookbook published. My In-Laws like it a great deal, and the recipes are good, but tend to use more sugar substitutes than I do, and I find trying to convert back a little frustrating.
On the exercise front, I'm hauling myself through December one day at a time. I saw the doctor for my knee yesterday, and she said "I have no idea..." But we -did- decide that the knee probably wasn't actually dislocating. There's a lot of effusion in that knee (excess joint fluid), but no apparent cause. All the usual causes would either come on much more slowly, or cause me to be much more disabled.
I see someone from the Orthopedist's office this morning, but currently have a "if bicycling doesn't hurt, go ahead and do it. If bicycling makes it worse, STOP" order. I won't have time for a decent ride before my appointment, and they need to see the knee cold (it's much less symptomatic once it's warmed up well), but hopefully they'll leave me in not-too-much-pain and I can go for a nice long ride afterwards. I miss the feeling of flying over hills and along long flats.
1: 30 min walk, 20 min stretch; 50/1300
2: 25 min dance & stretch, 20 min toning; 95/1300
3: 40 min dance & stretch; 135/1300
4: 30 min recumbent, 15 min treadmill, 20 min stretch; 200/1300
5: 0
6: 10 min stretch; 210/1300
7: 10 min stretch; 220/1300
8: 30 min walk, 10 min stretch; 260/1300
9: 30 min walk, 10 min stretch; 300/1300
10: 20 walk, 20 stretch; 340/1300
11: 0
12: 40 min dance & stretch; 380/1300
13: 40 min dance & stretch; 420/1300
14: 0
15: 45 min dance video, 40 min dance & stretch; 505/1300
16: 80 min dance & stretch; 585/1300
(Went light a few days during the week and missed a couple of dog walks due to not feeling well. Figured I'd try and make up for it today by doing kickboxing. It really gets things moving!)
