Well, I’ve been off the straight path of this journey for a
few weeks now, stumbling along a very rocky uphill battle. There is nothing
like losing to yourself, and then not having a plan for your next steps. After
the contest I lost all balance in life, all I wanted to do was keep going to
the gym, but eat as much junk as I could find reason for. I had lost sight of
the end results, and was very lost in myself. My husband needed me, my daughter
wanted my attention, and my body was fighting against me. I am slowly coming
back to my senses in many aspects, but still struggle every day with making
smart food choices. Through so much of this long journey I’ve struggles with
restricting myself, and find that it’s so unrealistic in my daily life. But,
moderation is the key to not restricting me, and when depression and
desperation seep into the mix those two keys go right out the door. Now, I
haven’t put all my weight back on of course, and have been getting in
semi-regular workouts, but no weight loss has occurred. That’s hard!
So, what am I going to do about? I’m not done with this in
any way, this is a lifestyle, and I have to learn to loss more and learn to
maintain it. My first steps are figuring out a more family oriented workout
schedule, one that doesn’t interfere with our lives, that is satisfying to me
and to my family. I’ve found this to be hard for me, I have favorite
instructors and classes and they are only offered at certain times and days.
I’ve also found that guilt easily comes on when I miss a workout, and then
excuse making as to why I don’t make up the workout when I have the time. This
is all part of the journey, and I know I can get through the rough part of it.
I’m planning to run more often outside now that the weather
is warming up and not raining. I don’t have warm weather gear though, so
mornings are all I’ve got my mind on so far. I need a running partner to keep
me accountable too. I’ve noticed I find it much easier to cop out of the
workout when no one is there to meet up with. I’m also very focused on weight
lifting, and hope to keep up a 3 days a week body pump/weight room schedule. My
loose skin issues are continuing to be a huge battle for me, seeming to get
worse each day in my mind, so the more muscle I can build around the skin the
better. Running and muscle building will essentially suck the skin back in
place after a long period of time.
I also want to plan more family time in my life that
involves exercise! Swimming is huge for Julia, she loves the water and wants to
go to the pool of a lot this summer. Hiking will also be something all 3 of us
can do together, and then out very exciting start to spring/summer is
gardening. My husband has started creating a garden for us to grow our food in
and allow us to work outside on our yard all together! I find this very
rewarding not only to my active self, but my frugal self too! My food battle
will continue along with my emotions over stress and self-image struggles, but
I won’t allow it to overtake me like it has in the past. Hoping to find more
time to inspire all of you as well! Happy Spring time!
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