I posted this in the March thread. I want to get my fun mojo back. I am going back to my old school way of doing things. We'll see how this works out for a month.
I am changing my workout rotation for the Month of April. I had a different workout style while I was losing weight and it seemed to work well for me. I did mostly cardio and cardio with light weights. I have done more weight training and heavier weight training in the last year and a half than I have ever done. I'm not necessarily impressed. I have faced a multitude of struggles in that time, too, so I can't blame one thing or another. I have a difficult time building muscle mass and maintaining it. I have went through various stages with my weight lifting with good results but it's too hard to maintain it. I had the start of that V in the abdomen area when I did Insanity, I got a nice perky butt with with 10 Pound Slimdown Xtreme, but I haven't been able to maintain these results. I do have nice biceps, and have been able to keep them.
Weight training makes me feel stressed because it's so much work for me. It hurts (at the time, but not long lasting like from DOMS. I don't seem to get DOMS from weight training, anymore), it wears me out, I have to take all the weights out, put the weights back, worry about people walking in on me, etc. I don't have to deal with all of that with cardio.
It seems obvious that I need some weight training, to maintain my muscle, but I don't know how much. It seems like it would be best to do something that I like and doesn't stress me. Also, it makes sense to have fun with my cardio. Also, with weights, I prefer doing one routine and not changing things up. I also want to keep the routine simple. I don't want to have to think or figure things out. No functional fitness moves, just basic stuff.
So, for the month of April I want to have fun with my workouts. I plan on doing 2 days of Project You Full Body Circuit and fun cardio and/or cardio with light weights. I want to get back to having fun instead of doing programs and lifting heavy weights like everyone says you should do. I tried doing what people say you should do and I didn't like it.
