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Originally Posted by ginnym1981
Hi how is everyone doing?
Ugh, I just couldn't get going again after I got sick and then school got SOOOOO hectic with deadlines and Finals. (I know, excuses! Excuses!)
I really need to get my rear back in gear though!
I go visit my sister in St Simons Georgia in 88 days which isn't going to allow me to finish the WHOLE program but it'll be darn close!
I've gained about 2-3lbs which is surprising because my eating has sucked too but I definitely feel like it should be more....probably because I lost any muscle tone that I may have gotten while on the Burn Phase.
Thats proof to me that it was working though!
So my dilemma...I'm getting all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled this coming Friday. Should I just get back on the healthy eating wagon now and start my workouts a few days after getting my wisdom teeth or would you just start now and take a few days break?
I've never been put under or taken pain pills so I don't know how I will react. Some people say its no big deal while others I know have been sicker than dogs. YIKES I'm starting to get sooooo scared! lol
Well, I hope everyone is doing well! I hope to join you all again and stick around this time until the end!
Ginny
Ginny, if I were you, I would start the program after you take your rest days. That you way you can really commit afterward and give 110%. But I would start to eat better right away. I mean, my diet is nothing to be inspired on, but counting my calorie intake has proven to be very much effective and I don't deprive myself from the things that I love to eat on a weekly basis, like a pizza on Sunday night or a big mac.
I've been cutting (and burning) and average of 7000 calories per week with exercise and cutting down the calories... that's enough to lose almost 2 pounds per week (or 1kg). I know that sounds a lot, but to me it's been quite easy. I burn an average of 500 with exercise and I take down my calorie intake by 600 (I eat about 1200 - 1300 calories per day), so I have a daily deficit of 1100 calories. Counting calories is something I can really stick to for a long time, because I can eat anything I like... just not at the amount that I would like...
I have never been this committed to something in my life. My workouts are never an obligation. Of course there are day when I feel too lazy, but I do it anyway. And on the warm up I get my groove on (thanks Chalene) and really start jumping, and dancing and having fun... omg how I love Turbo Jam!! And Chalean Extreme.. oh my... I can lift 15lb on several upper body exercises....
I'm talking too much. Nobody is gonna read a post this long
