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CMof4, I've made the change in your strength training goal!! Yes, 4 times a week is a little much for strength training!!
Delphi, I think taking a day off each week is a great idea! I considered that for this month when I was making my exercise goal, but I was not secure enough in my commitment to exercise yet to trust myself, so I decided against it. I know I can control my "all-or-nothing" thinking when I am truly committed to something, but since I am relatively new to regular exercise, I think the more exercise I do right now, the more committed I'll feel toward it, and eventually I'll feel safe enough to take a day off each week, knowing I'll return to it without a problem. So, maybe next month...or maybe not, lol!! We'll see!
Thanks for changing it for me! Originally Posted by Jacqui_D
FSA, I know, lol! That red "Met Goal!!" is like a getting a gold star on your paper when you were a school kid! 
CMof4, I've made the change in your strength training goal!! Yes, 4 times a week is a little much for strength training!!

Delphi, I think taking a day off each week is a great idea! I considered that for this month when I was making my exercise goal, but I was not secure enough in my commitment to exercise yet to trust myself, so I decided against it. I know I can control my "all-or-nothing" thinking when I am truly committed to something, but since I am relatively new to regular exercise, I think the more exercise I do right now, the more committed I'll feel toward it, and eventually I'll feel safe enough to take a day off each week, knowing I'll return to it without a problem. So, maybe next month...or maybe not, lol!! We'll see!

I totally know what you mean about not being ready to take days off yet. I was just telling my hubby that I've never worked out regularly in my life (unless you count the one semester of aerobics I took in college that was 3X a week
) and it's amazing how quickly it's become the 'norm' for me now. However, I'm not ready to start giving myself days off just yet--I just have a feeling that if I started doing that this early into my weight loss/exercise journey that I'd start finding excuses to give myself more than one day off
So, for now anyway, I'll just keep plugging along...

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I'm hopeful that as my body gets used to the exercise that I don't have to take the day off. Since I'm still in the beginning of this "removal process" my body is trying to play catch up. I'm with you, three cheers for routine.
I might have to get daring and take Sundays off next month!

Funny, I don't remember typing that as part of your goal! 
I guess I could google it..eh?
, although I can't imagine otherwise!! 